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Rape awareness program also emphasizes prevention

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Parade winners

The Downtown Denver Partnership, Inc., announced the following winners in the AT&T Parde of Lights competitions:

Overall:

1st: Horizon High School Marching Hawks

2nd: Skyview High School "Wolverine Pride" Marching Band

3rd: Littleton High School"Lion Pride" Marching Band

Lighting

1st: Horizon High School Marching Hawks ($500)

2nd: Skyview High School "Wolverine Pride" Marching Band ($350)

3rd: Littleton High School "Lion Pride" Marching Band ($200)

Music/marching

1st: Northglenn High School Marching Band ($500)

2nd: Arapahoe High School Warrior Marching Band ($350)

3rd: Skyview High School "Wolverine Pride" Marching Band ($200)

December 6, 2000

 
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