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Big South Fork hosts naturalization ceremony on Thursday, welcoming around 150 people as U.S. citizens
ONEIDA, Tenn. — Around 150 people were welcomed as new U.S. citizens on Thursday in East Tennessee, at one of the region's natural parks. Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area hosted the ceremony, which started at 11 a.m. Judge Suzanna H. Bauknight presided over the ceremony. It was held in partnership with the National Park Service.
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