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Sandy among Utah communities set to celebrate 'Dolly Day'

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Parton died on Aug. "She just had a knack for showing up in ways that really meant something to people," Zoltanski said. "We want to let everybody know that rhinestones and big hair and big attitude is warmly welcome here," Zoltanski said. "We're going to turn the lights on at City Hall at 7 in bright pink to celebrate Dolly's life, so bring out the rhinestones, the pink, the big hair.

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