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SAN FRANSICO, Calif- For most people Wednesday will just be a day to celebrate Halloween, but for Giants fans it will be a day to celebrate a second World Series win.

A ticker-tape parade is planned down Market Street for the Giants starting at 11 a.m Wednesday. Are you planning to go? Send pictures and video of the celebration to newstips@kionrightnow.com

For those of you have can't make it to the City by the Bay to celebrate the World Series Sweep by the San Francisco Giants, Central Coast News is planning on streaming the parade on KIONrightnow.com.

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