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2018 SUBARU WRX

LIMITED AWD, 6 speed

manual, leather, moon-

roof, loaded, $22,981

Call 616-897-9281

2004 PONTIAC GTO

private owner, 40,000

miles, stored winters,

excellent condition, $20,000

Call 616-745-6459.

2021 JEEP COMPASS

LIMITED

26,335 miles, 1 owner,

clean, CarFax, 4WD,

$22,613.

Call 616-897-9227

2017 CHEVROLET CRUZE

Premier, only 85,738 miles,

great MPG’s, hatchback,

heated seats, moonroof,

$12,579

Call 616-897-9227

1997 Ford HD

Arizona extended cab

pickup, 202,849 miles.

$11,000

Call 616-340-6951

2016 FORD

EXPEDITION LIMITED

local trade, 4WD, 3rd

row, tow pkg., very clean,

$19,994

Call 616-897-9227

2021 JEEP WRANGLER

UNLIMITED

very low miles, hard top,

nav., tow pkg., $39,158.

Call 616-897-9227

2021 CHEVROLET

EQUINOX

Only 14,938 miles,

1 owner, clean, CarFax,

$24,994

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Community Service Awardees

will be recognized from the

main stage at Juneteenth

Family Day Saturday, June 15

at Claude Evans Park in Battle

Creek. (Shopper News file photo

by Erin Joy Gentry)

available while it lasts.

Saturday’s events take place

at Claude Evans Park at 300 N.

Washington Avenue from 11 a.m. to

6 p.m. featuring free hotdogs, retail,

more than 40 food and info vendors,

a community service awards cer-

emony, basketball exhibition by the

Cereal City Hoopsters, splash pad,

Kids Korner activities from 12-4

p.m., and live music by One Love,

Jaz Bolar and Allie Garland.

This year, the event includes a

JUNETEENTH

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student essay contest sponsored

by Kellogg Community College

on the topic of “Why is Juneteenth

Important?”

Juneteenth Family Day

volunteer Michael McGee is

shown at last year’s Juneteenth

celebration. (Shopper News

photo by Erin Joy Gentry)

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