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Bulletin photo slideshow: 2013 Holiday Train concert

Sheryl Crow performs. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)

Holiday Train concert and fundraising nets more than $136,000 for food shelf

An estimated 15,000 people attended the Holiday Train anniversary event, taking in concerts by Sheryl Crow and Take 6 and a number of family activities on site at the Canadian Pacific railyard in Cottage Grove. (Bulletin photo by Emily Buss)
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Holiday Train concert and fundraising nets more than $136,000 for food shelf
Bulletin photo slideshow: 2013 Holiday Train concert
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