TRAVERSE CITY — The Record-Eagle is asking for shots of Sunday night's Cherry Festival fireworks as part of its reader photo contest.
One lucky reader could see their photo in Monday's newspaper.
Photos of the Cherry Festival fireworks must be submitted online at record-eagle.com/cherryfest no later than 11 p.m. Sunday night. The photo must not be retouched or altered, and it must be of sufficient size to print.
The photo contest runs all during the Cherry Festival. The best reader photo, as picked by our editors, will win a 10-person Beach Bums suite for the August 14th home game. Photos must be of the 2010 festival.
Because the Beach Bums suite is restricted to those age 21 and older, photographers must be 21 or older to win.
For complete requirements and to submit your photo, visit record-eagle.com/cherryfest. Questions? Email webmaster@record-eagle.com, or call 933-1469.
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Todd L. Church of Interlochen submitted this photo of a past National Cherry Festival fireworks finale. Special to the Record-Eagle/Todd L Church
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Paul L. Nepote, of Traverse City, submitted this photo of the Blue Angels during a practice run this week. Special to the Record-Eagle/Paul L Nepote
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