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Celebrating A Century of Cherry Blossoms
On April 14, Constitution Avenue was filled with spectators for the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade. “Who doesn’t love a parade?” asked Jennifer Adams of Pittsburgh, who attended the parade with a group of friends.
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- Marie Osmond Graces Cherry Blossom Parade
- Celebrating A Century of Cherry Blossoms
- Stilt Walkers Strut at National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade
- Japanese Fashion Blooms at the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade
- Cherry Blossom Parade Vendors Ride Tough Times
- Sam and Sam
- Thousands Gather to Watch Centennial Celebration
- Tourists, locals gather to watch centennial celebration
- Cultures Blend at National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade
- Returning Faces Crowd Cherry Parade Festival
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- Shades of Beauty
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Marie Osmond Graces Cherry Blossom Parade Behind the chaos of the annual National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade were mothers’ tying bows in their dancing daughter’s hair and jittery jump ropers preparing to perform. And then there was Marie Osmond.
School Lunch – Healthy Choices? by Rediet Kifle
The health of our nation’s children is the focus of First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign. For many students, healthy eating habits begin at school. But are the options healthy? WABJ News’ Rediet Kifle looks at the food choices students really have.
Straight Up: Urban Voice – Spring 2011
Straight Up: Urban Voice celebrates its 10th year of production at NPR and congratulates the Washington Association of Black Journalists on the 25th anniversary of its Urban Journalism Workshop. In recognition of that milestone, SUUV incorporates 25th anniversary vignettes into this year’s show. There was a lot happening in 1986. Take a listen!
