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Tybee Kite Festival raises kites, funds for Parkinson's patients
Savannah Morning News
Carl Looper positions his kite, Little Sister, for a takeoff on Sunday. Looper was participating in the sixth annual Tybee Island Kite Festival is put on by the Savannah-based National Movement Association, which aims to raise money for Parkinson's ...




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