Nathan Marthey. PHOTOS BY SHANNA FORTIER
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The third-annual Fireworks in the Park, hosted by the city of Palm Coast and the Rotary Club of Flagler County, drew in thousands of residents Tuesday, July 3, for this growing Palm Coast tradition.
Proceeds from the tailgate-like event will benefit local programs supported by Rotary, including scholarships and youth programs such as the Boys and Girls Club and international programs to eliminate polio and provide clean water.
The event was sponsored by Bright House Networks, Beach 92.7 FM and the Palm Coast Observer.
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