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"The parade really brings the
community together," said Susie
Treber, who participated in the
parade with the Huron Valley
Mothers of Multiples.
"The toughest part was getting
through it without getting any of the
girls upset," Treber said, a mother of
quadruplets.
Later in the day, other residents
took a different approach to cele-
brating Independence Day by par-
ticipating in the first Alternative 4th
of July celebration held at West
Park.
The event included a pot-luck pic-
nic and performances by several
local bands such as One Drop.
"This is an alternative to the tradi-
tional Fourth of July celebration,"
said Paul Lefrac, an event coordina-
tor. "We are anti-war and focus on a
message of social justice."
their admiration for the size of the campus, posing for
pictures and waving to passing Orientation groups.
"We want to exchange experiences in the quality of
care," said Zhenming Xie, associate researcher at China
'opulation Information and Research Center.
Today the delegation will visit rural areas surrounding
Ann Arbor to discuss daily life with Michigan dairy
farmers.
The group is scheduled to later visit Lansing and meet
with officials at the State Department of Community
Health.
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