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Jocelyn Henry of Allentown maps out her strategy Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, with Marine Staff Sgt. Edward Aguirre before a 74-second dash through the Crayola Store in Easton to collect as much product as they can. The annual 64 Seconds of Color shopping spree — a nod to Crayola's box of 64 crayons, but with an additional 10 seconds this year to mark its 10th anniversary in Easton — pairs a child with a Marine whose arms serve as their “shopping cart.” Each of the three children who participate gets to keep whatever products they collect by the end of the time. (Amy Shortell/The Morning Call)
Jocelyn Henry of Allentown maps out her strategy Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, with Marine Staff Sgt. Edward Aguirre before a 74-second dash through the Crayola Store in Easton to collect as much product as they can. The annual 64 Seconds of Color shopping spree — a nod to Crayola’s box of 64 crayons, but with an additional 10 seconds this year to mark its 10th anniversary in Easton — pairs a child with a Marine whose arms serve as their “shopping cart.” Each of the three children who participate gets to keep whatever products they collect by the end of the time. (Amy Shortell/The Morning Call)

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Jocelyn Henry, of Allentown, maps out her strategy with Marine Staff Sergeant Edward Aguirre Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, prior to  a 74 second—a nod to Crayola’s iconic box of 64 crayons—to dash through The Crayola Store, in Easton, to collect as much product as they can with a uniformed U.S. Marine whose arms will serve […]

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