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Posted 9/9/09

Smokin' Brew BBQ was created as a fundraising event by the Cherry Creek Valley Parker Rotary and Downtown Development Council in Parker, and offered …

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Barbecue on the brain

J.J. Dedmon, with Deja VuDoo Band, belts out a song during Parker's Smokin' Brew BBQ Sept. 5. Smokin' Brew BBQ was created as a fund raising event by the Cherry Creek Valley Parker Rotary and Downtown Development Council in Parker, and offered samples and entertainment Saturday and Sunday. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen

ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com

Posted Wednesday, September 9, 2009 12:00 am

Smokin' Brew BBQ was created as a fundraising event by the Cherry Creek Valley Parker Rotary and Downtown Development Council in Parker, and offered samples and entertainment Saturday and Sunday.

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