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Fair Marchers in high spirits for Hewlett's Homecoming parade
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Hewlett's cheerleaders displayed their school spirit as they created three human pyramids.
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Homecoming King and Queen, Simon Greebel and Nicole Sellino, wore their crowns and carried the scepters with pride.
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Hewlett sophomores marched down Broadway and displayed their class’s spaced out uniqueness.
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In high spirits and waving their pom-poms, Hewlett’s cheerleaders gave the parade its pep.
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Josh, 5, and Ben Levy, 2, poked their heads out of the truck as they waited for the Homecoming parade with their dad, Matt.
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The Hewlett High Scjool marching band color guard helped lead the annual Homecoming parade as it made its way down Broadway in Hewlett on Sept. 29.
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The weather for this year’s Hewlett Homecoming parade was much better than last year, when the parade was cancelled due to inclement weather.
Under partly sunny skies, the Homecoming parade began at Hewlett Elementary School led by district administrators and Board of Education members on Sept. 29.
Marchers, which included twirlers, cheerleaders and students representing senior, juniors, sophomores and freshmen proceeded down Broadway and turned onto East Rockaway Avenue and ended the parade at the high school campus.
However, despite playing hard, the Hewlett Bulldog varsity football team lost its first game of the season, 35-14 to the Plainedge Red Devils (4-0) in a Conference III match up. The Bulldogs are now 3-1.
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