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(KSL News) The weather may have seemed a little more like the Fourth of July, but Utahns still celebrated Labor Day in all the usual ways.
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Labor unions, of course, held their celebrations. One group held a picnic in Magna that came complete with a car show and entertainment for the kids.
There was also a Labor Day picnic in Pioneer Park sponsored by the Salt Lake Mission. It was organized for those who may not feel they have much to celebrate this holiday.
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Organizers estimate they served at least 1,000 meals. They also handed out clothing.
And the annual Labor Day Parade in Park City was a big draw. It's a tradition for both new and old residents of Park City to celebrate the labor and mining origins of the town.
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In Park City they call this Miner's Day, and the parade is just part of a day-long celebration.