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UL Homecoming parade to start earlier than scheduled due to potentially bad weather

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has moved up the start time of its Homecoming Parade tomorrow due to concerns about potentially bad weather. The earlier start time will help ensure the parade can be completed before conditions deteriorate.

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