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Secret City Festival videos available on Fire Department’s YouTube page

Posted at 10:52 am July 3, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Secret City Festival Children's Area

This year’s Secret City Festival included expanded areas for children and the Oak Ridge Fire Department, among other changes.

You can now revisit all the fun and excitement of the 2013 Secret City Festival by visiting the Oak Ridge Fire Department’s You Tube page, a press release said.

During the recent festival in June, several hours of footage were collected of the Fire Department zip line and water play areas, and they have now been formatted into short video clips. You can view these clips at www.youtube.com/oakridgefd.

The videos were shot and produced by ORFD Capt. Jason Benjamin, who is also an accomplished actor, producer, and award-winning screen writer, the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Oak Ridge, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Facebook, Jason Benjamin, Josh Waldo, Oak Ridge Fire Department, ORFD, Secret City Festival, video, YouTube

Video: Oliver Springs Marching Bobcats at 2012 Christmas Parade

Posted at 2:07 pm December 23, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

OLIVER SPRINGS—Here is a short video of the Oliver Springs Marching Bobcats at the Dec. 15 Christmas parade in Oliver Springs.

This is the second video we have posted on our new YouTube channel, which is available at http://www.youtube.com/oakridgetoday.

Enjoy.

Filed Under: Community, Education, Top Stories, Videos Tagged With: Christmas parade, Oak Ridge Today, Oliver Springs, Oliver Springs High School, Oliver Springs Marching Bobcats, video, YouTube

Video: Oak Ridge High School marching band at Christmas parade

Posted at 3:25 am December 22, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Today has added a YouTube channel. It’s available at www.youtube.com/oakridgetoday.

Our first video features the Oak Ridge High School marching band at the Dec. 8 Christmas parade. Enjoy.

Filed Under: Community, Top Stories, Videos, Website Tagged With: Christmas parade, marching band, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Today, videos, YouTube

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