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Carnival, Live Music, Fireworks Planned For Railroad Days In West Chicago
The four-day festival features live tribute bands, house music, carnival rides and family-friendly activities.

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The four-day festival features live tribute bands, house music, carnival rides and family-friendly activities.

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The event will commemorate the nationally recognized end of slavery in the United States.
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