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As darkness falls at the end of the parade, a trash can by the parade route overflows with empty coffee cups.
(Newsline photo by Kaukab Jhumra Smith)
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Cleanup Crews Undo Weeks of Inaugural Work in Wee Hours of Morning
When the inaugural balls ended at 1 a.m., crews taking more than 100 tractor-trailers
of sets and parade floats home to Lanham were just getting into gear.
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Published 01/19/05; Last updated:
12/20/05 12:12 PM
Special report produced by Maryland Newsline's Mike Santa Rita, Melanie Lo, Desair
Brown and Kaukab Jhumra Smith; edited by Chris Harvey (Web)
and Steve Crane (print). With reporting by CNS staffers Megan McIlroy, Kevin W. McCullough, I-Wei Chang and Elizabeth A. Weiss. Banner graphic by
Kaukab Jhumra Smith.
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