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Street closures for Waynesboro Christmas parade

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This Saturday, December 6th, several downtown streets will be closed for the annual Waynesboro Christmas Parade, which begins at 6 pm.  The street closures begin at 5:30 pm and will not re-open until the conclusion of the parade which is likely to be around 7:30 pm.  The parade route is below.

The streets highlighted in yellow close at 3:15 PM; the streets highlighted in red close at 5:30 p.m.

In addition, there will be no parking along the parade route.  Vehicles not moved off the streets indicated in red on the map by 5:30 pm will be towed.  Parking on these streets can resume after the parade for folks visiting downtown.

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