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Dolly Parton Day declared across US on 9/25, honoring late icon with events
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Cities and states across the U.S. declared September 25 as Dolly Parton Day, one month after the late Queen of Country died at age 80. The date is a tribute to Parton's popular song "9 to 5," with parades, karaoke, and live music held nationwide.
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