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Nicole Eliopoulos served as the grand marshal of the Hewlett-Woodmere Memorial Day Parade on Monday.
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The Hewlett High School marching band performed as the parade moved up Broadway and ended at the school’s campus.
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The Hewlett Fire Department looked sharp in their dress blues as they marched along Broadway.
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Woodmere Fire Department trucks were part of the Memorial Day Parade on May 30.
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From the Woodmere firehouse on Irving Place in Woodmere and along Broadway to Hewlett High School in Hewlett, the Hewlett-Woodmere Memorial Day Parade on Monday remembered those who lost their lives fighting to protect the country’s freedoms.
Local businesswoman Nicole Eliopoulos was the grand marshal of a parade that included the Hewlett High School marching band, the Hewlett and Woodmere fire departments, Community Chest South Shore, boy scouts, cool cars and other civic organizations.
At the high school campus there was a post parade gathering.
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