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Mikko Holcomb, 11, from Auburn Boy Scout Troop 401, left, was part of the color guard that led the parade. Above, Joseph Rush Sr. and Joseph Jr., 9 months old, enjoy the festivities. -
Mikko Holcomb, 11, from Auburn Boy Scout Troop 401, left, was part of the color guard that led the parade. Above, Joseph Rush Sr. and Joseph Jr., 9 months old, enjoy the festivities.

Auburn shows spirit at July 4 celebration


July 9, 2008 · 4:26 PM

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The City of Auburn celebrated the Fourth of July the way it traditionally does – with a bang. There was good music, a parade, food and many activities.

Highlighting the festivities

was the annual kids’ bike parade. The noon parade was led by festively-decorated golf carts carrying Auburn Mayor Pete Lewis, councilmembers and other dignitaries from around the Auburn valley.

Free festival activities

include a children’s craft tent, bocce ball, laser tag, gaming stations, museum activities and much more.

More than 50 craft vendors offered an array of hand-crafted items, from jewelry and wooden toys to fine art.

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