NewsApril 10, 2024

Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat
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By Gina Williams/Standard Democrat

An estimated 5,000 people gathered Monday, April 8 at the Sikeston Recreation Complex to view the Total Solar Eclipse. People from various states and countries traveled to Sikeston to witness the eclipse during the Sikeston Convention and Visitors Bureau’s “Total Eclipse of the Park.” They gathered at the complex for picnics, telescope viewings, food trucks, fishing, mini golf and other activities.

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