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Youths can get hands-on look at big trucks at Redar Park

Youths can get hands-on look at big trucks at Redar Park
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SCHERERVILLE | A popular free program that lets children get a close-up look at big vehicles is back.

The touch-a-truck program will take place from 9 to 11 a.m. today at Redar Park, at Austin Avenue and Gregory Street.

Children will have the opportunity to touch, see inside and maybe even climb through various "big trucks," such as a firetruck or garbage truck.

For more information, contact the Schererville Parks Department at (219) 865-5530. -- BY TIMES STAFF

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