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July 04, 2008 News + Opinion » News

Jim Douglas Hit With a Pie in Montpelier Parade

By Cathy Resmer @cresmer

In case you missed it, our governor got pie-d yesterday during a 4th of July parade.

A 22-year-old dude apparently assaulted Jim Douglas by hitting him in the face with a whipped cream pie. Tough guy Barre mayor Thomas Lauzon took the guy down.

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