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Park Heights celebrates racing history in year away from Preakness

Yolanda Jiggetts, CEO of Park Heights Renaissance, says hello to community development colleague Aaron Kaufman at the George “Spider” Anderson Music and Arts Festival in Park Heights. (Racquel Bazos/Staff)
Yolanda Jiggetts, CEO of Park Heights Renaissance, says hello to community development colleague Aaron Kaufman at the George “Spider” Anderson Music and Arts Festival in Park Heights. (Racquel Bazos/Staff)
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Throngs of local race fans still descended on Park Heights for the fifth Annual George “Spider” Anderson Music & Arts Festival, named for the first Black jockey to win the Preakness in 1889.

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