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Van Alstyne gearing up for annual Fall der All festival

graduation For example, student graduates May 6, 2017 – they will be eligible until May 31, 2020 A student graduated on May 4, 2015, they are eligible through May 31, 2018

High School Seniors or Recent High School Graduates with a letter of intent to attend a qualifying university:

Student must have completed all requirements for graduation to qualify using an anticipated or future graduation date, and have can provide Letter of Intent to attend a qualified university

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Participants, Trade School Apprenticeships and Medical Student residencies now qualify with the following restrictions: Student has attended or will attend college classes again between May 1, 2015 and January 2, 2019

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Fall is rapidly arriving and with it, Van Alstyne’s annual Fall der All Festival complete with scarecrow parade, car show, exciting vendors, food trucks, music, dancers, and lots more including the Railcar Farmers Market

It’s time to get your scarecrows and pumpkins out and put them on display at your homes and businesses Several years ago, many homes and businesses in Van Alstyne decorated with their homemade scarecrows, pumpkins, hay bales and big pots of fall flowers It was so beautiful and the city was featured on one of the Dallas TV channels showing the handiwork of our creative citizens This year, the scarecrows are already popping up everywhere and the Chamber of Commerce and Fall der All committee are looking for yours!

Plan to join in and be a part of the scarecrow parade Put a float together, ride in the back of a pickup truck, or walk the route Dress up in your finest scarecrow outfit, bring the kids, and help celebrate the arrival of fall The parade will start lining up at 9 a.m. at the Community Center and the parade starts at 10 a m Who knows you may win one of the prizes 1st Place: $100, 2nd Place: $75 or 3rd Place: $50 Worth the effort, huh? And look at the fun you will have and the memories you will be creating!

The committee is also looking for exciting vendors to display and sell their crafts and wares, so if you know anyone who might be interested (or interesting), send them to the Chamber

Applications for the scarecrow parade and vendors applications are available on the Van Alstyne Chamber of Commerce website (vachamberorg), at the Chamber of Commerce office, 228 E Marshall Street, or you can contact Vicky Guess at 903-482-6066 (MondayWednesday)

Fall der All, Saturday, Oct 13 The schedule for Fall der All activities are posted on the Chamber website

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