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Montezuma-Cortez Homecoming Parade livens up Montezuma Avenue

New route is safer for kids, resident says
Friday, Sept. 28, 2018 6:33 PM
Updated: Friday, Sept. 28, 2018 9:38 PM
The Montezuma-Cortez High School Homecoming Parade Thursday was on Montezuma Avenue this year. The theme was Hawaiian luau.
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The parade features bands, floats and a flag team.
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Ute Mountain Princess Aliyah Jacket was on one of the floats.
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“Having it on Montezuma Avenue is safer for the kids,” said one resident. “And I watched it from my porch.”
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
Students are always all smiles during Homecoming Week.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
The band played on to spectators who lined the median and curb along Montezuma Avenue.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal

Montezuma-Cortez Homecoming Parade livens up Montezuma Avenue

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The Montezuma-Cortez High School Homecoming Parade Thursday was on Montezuma Avenue this year. The theme was Hawaiian luau.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
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The parade features bands, floats and a flag team.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
Ep 180929867
Ute Mountain Princess Aliyah Jacket was on one of the floats.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
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“Having it on Montezuma Avenue is safer for the kids,” said one resident. “And I watched it from my porch.”
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
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Students are always all smiles during Homecoming Week.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
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The band played on to spectators who lined the median and curb along Montezuma Avenue.
Jim Mimiaga/The Journal
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