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Thousands flood Bedford Ave. for street fest
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Students from Dorothy's School of Dance whizzed through a routine for a crowd of onlookers at the Bellmore Family Street Festival, held last Saturday and Sunday.
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As always, the festival offered carnival rides galore.
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The theme of this year's festival was "Sweet Dreams: Filled with Spice and Everything Nice," and parade participants were appropriately dressed.
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Dancers make their way down Bedford Avenue for the Bellmore Family Street Festival's opening-ceremony parade.
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Tens of thousands of fair-goers thronged Bedford Avenue for the annual Bellmore Family Street Festival, held last weekend.
Scott Brinton/Herald
Tens of thousands of local folks thronged Bedford Avenue and its environs last Saturday and Sunday for the annual Bellmore Family Street Festival, sponsored by the Bellmore Chamber of Commerce.
At this year's fair -- touted as Nassau County's largest -- there was a little something for everyone, from carnival rides to crafts to live marshal-arts demonstrations to pony rides, a petting zoo and any number of expos, from crafts to sports. Additionally, there was entertainment at the Town of Hempstead Showmobile throughout the weekend.
And in the middle of it all, the Bellmore Herald had booth, staffed by Bellmore Herald Accountant Executive Ilene Dixel, Senior Editor Scott Brinton, and reporters Nancy Hiler and Sari Zeidler.
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