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Saturday’s Fireworks Over Hogan concluded with a colorful finale that reflected on the lake. The early Independence Day celebration hosted by the Valley Springs Boosters marked its 14th year. Donations to continue the tradition next year can be made at the Umpqua Bank branch at the Valley Oaks Center. Photo by Nick Baptista.

Independence Day

Some offices closing on Friday, countywide activities planned

   There is a mixed bag of openings and closings on Friday with Independence Day falling on Saturday.

   Calaveras County offices including the courts are closed on Friday, while local state offices, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles, are open.

   Local post office schedules will vary. The Valley Springs post office will remain open until 5 p.m. on Friday, said Postmaster Dann Myers. However, the post offices in Burson and Wallace will close at noon.

   There will be no mail delivery on Saturday.

   The Valley Springs News office will close at noon Friday.

   Although Valley Springs celebrated Independence Day early with the fireworks show Saturday night over New Hogan Lake, the Wallace/Burson Association will observe the occasion this weekend with its “Field of Flags For Love and Gratitude” display off Highway 12 near the Calaveras-San Joaquin county line.

    More than 100 flags will grace the landscape near Wallace. Each flag is dedicated to active, retired or deceased military, police, firefighters or others who have helped preserve Americans' freedom and safety.

   The flags will be installed at sunrise July 4 during a special ceremony - illuminated all night – and continue on display until sunset July 5.

   The Rancho Calaveras Property Owners Association is encouraging families to bring their “Safe and Sane” fireworks to the clubhouse area at 9 p.m. Saturday for a community Fourth of July celebration.

   Elsewhere Saturday in Calaveras County, Arnold’s Independence Day Parade begins at 10 a.m. and the Moke Hill parade is at 11 a.m. Ironstone Vineyards is hosting an Independence Day celebration starting at 4:30 p.m.

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