Chinese New Year Celebration, Year of the Snake, sponsored by Andover Chinese Cultural Exchange and China Blossom Restaurant, at the North Andover restaurant, Feb. 2, 2013
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From left, Yu-Pyng Zan, Joan Hsieh and May Chang, all ACCE members from Andover.
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From left, Richard Soo Hoo of Andover, event organizer, president of the Andover Chinese Cultural Exchange and emcee; Shu Yee Huang of Andover, board member, of Andover; David Yee of North Andover, proprietor and host of China Blossom Restaurant; and Marilyn Favreau of North Andover, board member.
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Performing the Lion Dance, Tara Mackenzie, head, and Piper Curtis, tail, both from Andover and Yang's Martial Arts.
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Tai-Ji, Chinese classical dance, performed by Catey Favreau of North Andover.
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