Southern Indiana city expecting 3 times its population to converge for 2024 solar eclipse
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The sky will go dark April 8 across a large section of the United States, and Seymour leaders are preparing for tens of thousands of people to take in the solar eclipse in southern Indiana.
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The sky will go dark April 8 across a large section of the United States, and Seymour leaders are preparing for tens of thousands of people to take in the solar eclipse in southern Indiana.
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