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phoNAtouchtrucks05_052126 — Alex King and his son Xander King look at a bulldozer. PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

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Lincoln Blaisdell sits inside an excavator during the DPW’s Touch The Trucks event at WWI Memorial Park, where families explored a variety of heavy equipment and emergency vehicles. PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

Mason Johnson and his dad, Matt Johnson investigate an excavator. PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

Brothers Remington and Maverick look at an older bulldozer during the DPW’s Touch The Trucks event at WWI Memorial Park on Saturday, May 16.PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

Families and community members visit WWI Memorial Park for the DPW’s 2026 Touch The Trucks event featuring trucks, emergency vehicles and family activities on Saturday, May 16. PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

Alex King and his son Xander King look at a bulldozer. PHOTO BY AMBER ANGOVE

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