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Olympic fever hits Marystown

Town pumped up for Kaetlyn Osmond’s performance

Grade 5 students Keegan Andrews, left, and Catherine Hanrahan of Sacred Heart Academy were greeted with cheers as they made their way along the main floor of the school with a plastic replica of the Olympic torch.
Grade 5 students Keegan Andrews, left, and Catherine Hanrahan of Sacred Heart Academy were greeted with cheers as they made their way along the main floor of the school with a plastic replica of the Olympic torch. - Colin Farrell

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You would be hard pressed to go anywhere in town this week and not hear talk of the Olympic games or a mention of Marystown native Kaetlyn 

Everyone is having fun and showing their Olympic spirit. This sign outside the Heritage Baptist Church in Creston is sure to make passersby chuckle.
Everyone is having fun and showing their Olympic spirit. This sign outside the Heritage Baptist Church in Creston is sure to make passersby chuckle.

Osmond.

The 22-year-old, who makes her home in Edmonton, is set to perform tonight, hitting the ice between 1-1:30 a.m. Newfoundland time.

Businesses and community groups are getting in on the Olympic fever sweeping the town, with a number of events planned around Osmond’s performance in the short program.

The Town of Marystown will hold a “Skate with Kaetlyn” event at the Kaetlyn Osmond Arena tonight beginning with a rally at 6 p.m. and a performance by the Ice Crystals Figure Skating Club, the club where Kaetlyn got her start.

Later in the evening there will be a free skate, a marshmallow roast, music and a live feed of the Olympics.

Sacred Heart Academy in Marystown is also holding Olympic-related events this week, starting with a torch run through the school. Two students from each grade level were selected as Olympic torch bearers.

Events at the school will conclude next Monday with the extinguishing of the Olympic flame.

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