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May Day welcome: Early risers celebrate in Syr

by Laura Hand

Posted: 05.01.2011 at 2:07 PM

Laura Hand

Laura Hand anchors CNY Central's Weekend Today in Central New York.

Read more: Local, Entertainment, May Day, Morris Dancing, Thornden Park

Morris Dancing and more

Syracuse's Thornden Park hosted its 31st annual May Day celebration on Sunday morning. 100 people, many dressed in 'traditional' costume, came to watch Morris Dancers, and a May Pole Dance as well. Festivities got underway at 6am, and lasted about an hour, at the Thorden Park Water Tower.

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