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Huckleberry Frolic fun in East Rockaway

Grist Mill Museum hosts, Molloy College sponsors 42nd annual event

Posted Wednesday, June 22, 2011 1:12 pm

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Two young students from Rio Academy demonstrated for the crowd.

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Little drummer boy: Two-year-old Joseph Higgins.

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Nathan Healy, 4, made his way across the scout’s rope bridge.

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A red, white & blue boy after the baby parade.

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WHo can hula hoop the longest? The competition was fierce!

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Sean Martin, 3, worked on his sand creation with the help of his mom, Kristen Martin.

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The dance space dancers gave a lively performance.

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What do you get when you mix sunny skies, family fun, cute babies and dogs and just plain fun? The 42nd annual Hucklberry Frolic, of course! Held in Memorial Park, the event featured tables and tables of vendors, games, organizations, local businesses and great food. Rio Academy, The Dance Space and Five-Star Dance and Entertainment Academy kept the crowd entertained all day. The baby parade, ugly (not!) dog contest and the hula hoop competition were all hits!

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Huckleberry Frolic fun in East Rockaway

Grist Mill Museum hosts, Molloy College sponsors 42nd annual event

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