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Westminster marks 50th anniversary of Vietnamese community with Tet Parade on Bolsa Avenue
Summary
Westminster’s annual Tet Parade in Little Saigon drew city leaders, federal and county officials, school delegations and dozens of community groups to mark the 50th anniversary of Vietnamese settlement in the area, highlight bilingual programs and showcase cultural performances.
Westminster officials, elected leaders and community organizations gathered on Bolsa Avenue in Little Saigon for the city’s Tet Parade, a Lunar New Year celebration that organizers said honors the 50th anniversary of Vietnamese settlement in the area.
City Manager Christine Cordon opened remarks, introducing the program and saying, “My name is Christine Cordon. I’m the city manager of the city of Westminster.” Mayor Chi Charlie Nguyen called the anniversary “a momentous occasion,” and the parade program included a lion dance, honor guard presentation of colors, the U.S. and Republic of Vietnam anthems and a lineup of cultural performances.
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