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In Photos: Holiday Spirit Fills Historic Niles

Posted by Paciano Triunfo, November 27, 2011 at 03:51 am

Niles Boulevard was lined with crowds of people celebrating the holiday season Friday night during the .

Families braved the crowds and the cold November night to witness the annual parade, which takes place in Fremont's historic Niles District. The parade route stretched through Niles Boulevard between F and J streets.

The parade celebrates the Christmas season and features local community groups such as the Niles Merchant Association and Cub Scouts Pack 112, as well as local marching bands and car clubs.

Check out some highlights in our photo gallery above.

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