Charleston picnic boom marks Memorial Day weekend
Charlestonians celebrate Memorial Day weekend with record crowds at Kanawha Forest Park and other sites. Officials report about 16,000 picnickers across the region over the three days, aided by expanded facilities to handle more diners. Outdoor gatherings, backyard barbecues, and sunlit breakfasts symbolize the start of summer festivities with planned expanded menus and activities for June.
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