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WAUKESHA 鈥?People in Waukesha were sure to not let tragedy dampen their holiday spirit at the 60th annual Waukesha Christmas parade.In the citys downtown Sunday, dozens of colorful floats, marching bands, and dance teams filled the street bringing joy to the crowd of hundreds. I think well always remember what happened and then well move forward because thats what we do as a community, dad Mike Payne said.Payne said following the parade tragedy that took six lives in 2021 his community in Waukesha is focusing on continuing to show strength, while honoring those victims.2023s theme is A Holiday Gem, so many floats moving down main street featured 6 gems to represent each of the victims. Its a show of support Payne said is just one way the community has come together. Everyone just being here with their family, loving their family and their community, he said, I think thats how we show that were moving forward and healing and doing it in a positive way. To ensure safety at the event, the
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