Photos from the 43rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sunday, March 17, 2024 in Wenatchee.
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Photos from the 43rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sunday, March 17, 2024 in Wenatchee.
Loren Benoit
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Quakers of the Wenatchee area dedicate their new church on 23rd Street in East Wenatchee on Jan. 20, 1963. The Rev. Robert Morrill, left, looks over the building.
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Editor’s note: At the beginning of every month, Wenatchee World Photo Editor Don Seabrook reflects on his best photos published the previous month.
I spent a wet evening in the Apple Bowl photographing the Girls Flag Football Tournament on the first day of homecoming week for Wenatchee High School Monday. Getting back to the office to input the photographs, type captions, and produce a photo gallery, I discovered my notebook was missing.
Editor’s note: At the beginning of every month, Wenatchee World Photo Editor Don Seabrook reflects on his best photos published the previous month.
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