Pyro Spectaculars

Volunteer with Pyro Spectaculars, help set up rows of shells in Riverfront Park on July 3, 2018 for the Fourth of July firework show.

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Tue., July 3, 2018

Bradley Blaylock, a first-year volunteer with Pyro Spectauclar, helps prepare fireworks at Riverfront Park's Havermale Point on Tuesday, July 3, 2018. Wednesday's show will feature about 280 cues to detonate, with two or more fireworks per cue that will go off.

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Jill Compogno uses a box cutter to set up a row of fireworks in Spokane’s Riverfront Park on Tuesday, July 3, 2018. Compogno has volunteered with Pyro Spectaculars, the company in charge of the fireworks show, for seven years.

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Larry Sunderland carefully holds up a four-inch firework shell, labeled "Dahlia Green," which will detonate at Wednesday’s Fourth of July firework show in Riverfront Park in Spokane. The four-inch shells are the largest at the Spokane show; they are launched 400 feet into the air.

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Matt King, Pyro Spectaculars’ supervisor for Spokane's annual Fourth of July fireworks show, inspects rows of fireworks on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, in Riverfront Park. The fireworks will detonate from Havermale Point.

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Brian Schmidt, a second-year volunteer with Pyro Spectaculars, helps set up rows of shells in Riverfront Park on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, for the Fourth of July fireworks show.

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A bundle of 10 fireworks are tied together at Havermale Point as part of the finale for the Fourth of July fireworks show in Riverfront Park, which is set up by Pyro Spectaculars.

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