Red, White and Boom! - A Heartland Holiday
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Updated: 9:04 AM Jul 7, 2008
Red, White and Boom! - A Heartland Holiday
Celebrating the Fourth
Fireworks painted dazzling streams across the night sky Friday as thousands in the metro capped a day of Fourth of July celebrations with an evening of pyrotechnic eye candy.
Posted: 5:36 PM Jul 4, 2008
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Fireworks painted dazzling streams across the night sky Friday as thousands in the metro capped a day of Fourth of July celebrations with an evening of pyrotechnic eye candy.

Rosenblatt Stadium was packed for the annual World Herald Fireworks show.

The rash of turbulent weather in the metro lately gave way to clear skies -- a perfect canvas for the night lights. It was the 24th annual show at Rosenblatt.

Earlier in the day, crowds took to the streets in Ralston to join in the traditional celebration of the Fourth of July holiday.

Some wore red, white and blue -- others waved flags at the passing floats and performers.

This is the 48th year for the Ralston event, topped off by a fireworks show at Lakeview Golf Course at 72nd and Q.

Other fireworks shows were set for Boys Town and Champions Run Golf Course.

And in Washington D.C., The Capitol Fourth Concert on Washington's National Mall entertained thousands who braved a rainy afternoon and evening Friday.

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