Thousands gathered to witness fireworks light up the sky for about 15 minutes during "Minneapolis Red, White and Boom," a celebration Sunday along the Mississippi River. Skyler Ingram, 19, held her 11-month-old daughter, Alexis, on the Stone Arch Bridge as Alexis watched fireworks for the first time. "Before the fireworks started, she was crying because she is teething, but once they started she stopped crying, so I'm guessing she liked them," Ingram said.
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