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TODAY: Seahawks tailgate party in Sumner

Fans wearing Seahawks gear will receive discounts on food and drink Friday at Midtown Station, 813 Academy Street in Sumner.

By Courier-Herald Staff • January 8, 2014 1:20 pm

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Fans wearing Seahawks gear will receive discounts on food and drinks Friday at Midtown Station in Sumner, 813 Academy Street.

The tailgate rally begins at 5 p.m. Fans will have the opportunity to win prizes throughout the night.

To RSVP and request additional information, please contact the Sumner Downtown Association at, sda@sumnerdowntown.com.

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