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GO BIG OR GO HOME! Spokane School Band Marching At Inauguration
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on January 17th

SPOKANE, Wash.  - Members of Spokane's Central Valley High School marching band fly to Washington, D.C., Thursday to represent Washington state in Monday's presidential inauguration.    Well over 100 students will march by the White House in the parade honoring President Obama's second term. A truck is hauling the band instruments across the country.    Students held fundraisers to help pay for the trip, which costs about $1,000 per person.  

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