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Joseph Godwin, left, of Wichita Falls, Texas, works with his uncle, Rusty Godwin of Short Gap, W.Va., on the new lighted ball that will be dropped during Town Centre’s annual New Year’s Eve event. The ball, which replaces the mirrored ball used in previous years, is 3 feet in diameter with 300 LED bulbs.
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