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There was a great turnout for The West Paris Downhill Derby’s first race of the season on Saturday, July 10, and it was a perfect day for racing. Pictured are the winners from that race: Cameron Palmer, second place; Steven McCann, first place; and Paul Cox, third place. Join the fun at the next race on Aug. 14. Some derby cars are available to use for kids who do not have a car of their own. Registration is 9 to 10 a.m. Find the West Paris Downhill Derby on Facebook for more information. Submitted photo
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