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Sun Prairie band returning home after Philadelphia parade cancelled

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By Nolan Wick Verified
| WKOW-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. (WKOW) -- The Sound of Sun Prairie Band spent months preparing for the Salute to Independence parade in Philadelphia, but with temperatures over 100 degrees, organizers said the heat was just too much. "We just felt that with these extreme temperatures, we could not guarantee the safety of folks coming out, so we had to cancel," said Michael DelBene, president and CEO of Welcome America.
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How to stay hydrated this 4th of July

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By Nolan Wick Verified
| WKOW-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
MADISON (WKOW) -- Doctors are warning people to pay close attention to hydration this 4th of July weekend as temperatures climb into the 80s. Jeff Pothof, an emergency medicine physician at UW-Health, said mixing alcohol with heat is a dangerous cocktail. "A good plan is not to think that you're going to hydrate yourself with a 30 pack of Busch Lite, that just ain't going to do it," Pothof said.
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Summer camps adjusting to heat

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By Nolan Wick Verified
| WKOW-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
MADISON (WKOW) -- Hot temperatures have forced Kids Junction summer camp to move activities indoors during the heat wave. The Madison camp has canceled outdoor field trips and quickly found indoor alternatives. Staff said their top priority is keeping campers safe, even if it means last-minute changes to the schedule. "We have had to make a couple adjustments when they're outside or at the park, we know regulations, licensing, we follow those very closely.
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