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January 6, 2009

By Darragh Doiron The Port Arthur News Tue Jan 06, 2009, 11:20 AM CST

The Port Arthur News invites Mardi Gras of Southeast Texas krewes to send photos of their royalty.

The News is ready to spread the word on the city-wide celebration. A Family Affair is this year’s theme. Mardi Gras of Southeast Texas is set for Feb. 19-22 in downtown Port Arthur.

The News seeks professional photos or high-quality snapshots of royalty or krewe activities. Include the names of people in the photo, identified from left to right. The News also welcomes short articles about krewes, such as the past season’s activities, charity drives and membership information.

Photos may appear in the special tab The News prints to announce Mardi Gras performers and activities. .

Send high resolution jpg photos to panews@panews.com or call reporter Darragh Doiron at 721-2430.

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