Moreno Valley Youth Fest Serves as an Opportunity
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Commissioners Bill Alvarez and James C. Baker from the Parks & Recreation Department.
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Darren Logan wearing a heavy firefighter uniform just a few sizes too big.
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From left: Clarence Green, Chris Madrigal, Saul Ramirez, and Jason Whinst.
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Mean Mo from the book Mean Mo and the Christmas Star.
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Tiffany Wheat is the author of the children's book titled There's a Gopher in my Garden.
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Author of Mean Mo and the Christmas Star, Love Batchelor.
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Arnulfo Soto posing with the queen bee from Job's Daughter.
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Ashley Guzman gets her face painted of a crown.
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Kids had the opportunity to jump on the jumper.
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These young girls had the chance to perform ballet.
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The audience is entertained by the tricks that Chase can follow from his owner Michael Motta.
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The Moreno Valley Community Park was packed with tents from different organizations and businesses providing information regarding activities for small kids, the youth, and even adults.
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Friendly tug of war competition amongst the Moreno Valley firefight explorers.
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These young girls chant away those cheers.
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The folklorico dancers sway their long colorful dresses back and forth.
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These young ladies stomp away and display their colorful outfits.
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Zumba instructor allowed anyone from the audience to follow along to her Zumba dance.
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