B.C. Enquirer: Festivus draws hundreds
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The Battle Creek Metropolitan Area Mustache Society is dedicated to making Battle Creek a fun place to be. Or as founder Jeremy Andrews puts it to “encourage young people to like their city again and not say that Battle Creek sucks.” Toward that end, each year they have a number of events like the one dedicated to winter fun: Festivus. Watch the Battle Creek Enquirer’s video of the event here.
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