Tammy Hubbard, of Perrysburg, center, pointed out a loose balloon to her daughter, Anna, 6, while the pair waited with their family Monday morning for the start of the Toledo Labor Day Parade.
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Taylor Lofton, 6, left, and her cousin, Annise Lofton, 9, joined several other members of their family in lining up early for the Monday morning Labor Day Parade.
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Marly Downing, 6, center, and her sister Marissa, 7, dressed up and joined their family in supporting union members Monday morning.
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D'asia Cunningham, 9, handed out candy while marching with her mother, Becky, a UAW member.
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Henry McCoy, center, a retired autoworker of 43 years, marched alongside other UAW members Monday morning during the Toledo Labor Day Parade.
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Though President Barack Obama was across town giving an address, union members brought a cut-out of him with them in Monday's parade.
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Pamela Givens, of Toledo, center, joined hundreds of other people in watching the parade downtown.
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Max Perry, 5, of Perrysburg, center, leapt from the crowd to embrace an employee of his daycare center who was marching Monday.
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Representatives from Mecca Temple 43 rode in the parade downtown.
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Toledo firefighters and their families rode in Monday morning's parade celebrating American workers.
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A member of the Toledo Horseman Club trotted down Huron Street Monday before a crowd of onlookers.
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Bobby Lockett, of Toledo, center right, points out the trucks in the parade to his 14-month-old great-grandson Kane Lockett Martin.
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Local workers wave American flags as they march down Huron Street.
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Teamsters and other union members from the Toledo area banded together Monday morning to march through downtown Toledo in the Labor Day Parade.
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Supporters cheered the Teamsters Local 20 as they marched through downtown Toledo.
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Landon Brown, 3, stuck his head out the truck he and his mother were riding in during the parade.
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Zoe Bastian, 2, of Toledo, kept her collection of candy close Monday morning during the parade.
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Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 8 march down Huron Street.
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Damion Harkness, center left, and Shalimar Cooper, center right, cheer while marching with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 8. The union members showed their support for President Obama who was speaking in town Monday.
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In addition to union members and local bands, classic and restored cars were also part of the parade through downtown Toledo.
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Davionna Ballard, 3, and her aunt, Amanda Garth, of Toledo, left, hoisted signs up in support of President Barack Obama who spoke at Scott High School.
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