Happy 127th Birthday to the City of Colton
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Residents of Colton showed off their souped-up muscle cars to display their passion and interest to other citizens of Colton.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Residents of Colton showed off their souped-up muscle cars to display their passion and interest to other citizens of Colton.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Colton High School hosted the festivities for the city of Colton's 127th Birthday.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Colton High School hosted the festivities for the city of Colton's 127th Birthday.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
To beat the heat, children rejoiced and slid down the inflatable water slides provided by the Colton Community Services Department.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Children of all ages enjoyed trying to soak their friends in a water balloon fight with slingshots.
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Kids raced and circled around the track to have fun and celebrate Colton's 127th Birthday.
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Citizens of Colton know how to celebrate their pride and love for their city.
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The Heart and Soul line dancers brought the crowds to their feet to dance, enjoy, and celebrate in the birthday festivities.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Residents of Colton showed off their souped-up muscle cars to display their passion and interest to other citizens of Colton.
Photo Courtesy of: Ian Maloney
Citizens of Colton were eager to partake in the birthday festivities whether to play games first or enjoy the fresh food and drinks provided.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Attendees browsing themed merchandise.
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Assemblywoman Cheryl Brown and Colton councilman Frank Gonzales during the celebration.
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The crowd roaring into the evening before the 9 p.m. firework show.
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A long-time monument at Colton High School, honoring those CHS students who have served their country.
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Lisa Lope of Left's in Colton smiling with some Yellowjacket merchandise.
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One of the longest lines at the event could be found in front of the Baker's booth where wheel-spinners won free food for their next trip to the restaurant.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
The Colton Area Museum came out to share a little of the city's history with community members.
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