Volunteer duck stewards helped to rubber ducks make their way down the Wildcat River in Jackson Village Sunday in the 30th annual Wildquack Duck Race and Music Festival in 2019. (JEANNE CAFARELLI PHOTO)
Volunteer duck stewards helped to rubber ducks make their way down the Wildcat River in Jackson Village Sunday in the 30th annual Wildquack Duck Race and Music Festival in 2019. (JEANNE CAFARELLI PHOTO)
JACKSON — The Jackson Area, N.H. Chamber of Commerce is sending out the call to everyone to get their (rubber) ducks in a row, as the Wildquack Duck Race and Music Festival is returning May 30 after a year’s hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kathleen Flammia, executive director of the chamber, says the board of directors gave the go-ahead for the 31st floating of the ducks down the Wildcat River.
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