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Chalking it up in Glendora

Tami Reigner adds finishing touches to her chalk piece “Psalm 27” in Saturday’s Glendora Chalk Festival, sponsored by the Village Business Improvement District. The Ecuadorian native has participated in the last five chalk festivals. People of all ages from the San Gabriel Valley and Inland Empire area came to create chalk drawings on the sidewalk and compete for cash prizes in five categories, as well as a Best of Show award. / photo by Christopher Mora
Tami Reigner adds finishing touches to her chalk piece “Psalm 27” in Saturday’s Glendora Chalk Festival, sponsored by the Village Business Improvement District. The Ecuadorian native has participated in the last five chalk festivals. People of all ages from the San Gabriel Valley and Inland Empire area came to create chalk drawings on the sidewalk and compete for cash prizes in five categories, as well as a Best of Show award. / photo by Christopher Mora
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