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People watch the release of butterflies July 25 at the 2015 Havre Relay for Life. The organizers released the butterflies as a sign of hope and that wishes will come true.
Tears and cheers usually happen simultaneously at the North Central Montana Relay for Life.
It's likely to be that way again tonight as the largest anti-cancer program in the area takes place at the track at Havre High School.
Money raised will go to the American Cancer Society to fund research and assist families of people with cancer.
The program begins at 6 p.m., but there will be a barbecue at 5 p.m., said Jalyn Keighley of the American Cancer Society.
At 6 p.m., there will be speakers and introductions of the many people in the audience who have helped in the fight against cancer over the...
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