Scotts Days: Vic Swager’s sno-cone machine makes return, parade well attended
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Published: July 26, 2024
Scotts resident Adam Swager loves to see his community come together.
To help reinforce that sense of community he brought an item to Scotts Days July 20 that was once an end of the school year tradition at Scotts Elementary School decades ago, bringing smiles to faces, just like it did many years ago when his late father Vic Swager served up free sno-cones with a sno-cone making machine on the last day of school.
To help reinforce that sense of community he brought an item to Scotts Days July 20 that was once an end of the school year tradition at Scotts Elementary School decades ago, bringing smiles to faces, just like it did many years ago when his late father Vic Swager served up free sno-cones with a sno-cone making machine on the last day of school.
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