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    82nd Annual De Soto Heritage Festival Grand Parade Given Go-Ahead by Local Officials

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    TUESDAY APR 13, 2021 |

    Bradenton Mayor Gene Brown and the Hernando De Soto Historical Society today announced that the annual De Soto Heritage Festival Grand Parade has been given the green light by City and County officials. The De Soto Grand Parade will take place on Saturday, April
    the 24th, and will step off from Manatee High School at 7pm. This year’s parade is entitled “A Salute to Our Healthcare Hero’s” and will honor the healthcare workers who braved the COVID epidemic to care for the area’s sick. The parade will also feature a large contingent of veterans from our nation’s military.

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