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The Uniondale Fire Department marched in the community’s annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday.
They gather to honor the fallen
Hundreds of Uniondale residents gathered along Uniondale Avenue on Monday for the town’s annual Memorial Day Parade and ceremony, paying tribute to those who gave their life in service to the country. more
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County legislator Tom McKevitt posed with Ed Freeberg, an Air Force veteran and a lifetime member of the Jewish War Veterans Post 652 in Merrick, who was recognized as this year’s Grand Marshal.
East Meadow Memorial Day parade salutes veterans
Veterans marched along with students, East Meadow organizations and businesses, local Boy and Girl Scouts, politicians and firefighters all for the same purpose: to pay tribute to those who made the … more
St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal Tommy McNicholas, third from right, marches down Maple Avenue with shillelagh in hand.
Valley Stream Fire Department marches on at RVC St. Patrick’s parade
Despite the blustery winds and rainfall, festive onlookers and marchers gathered along the streets of Rockville Centre on Saturday, March 25, to celebrate the 25th annual Rockville Centre St. … more
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My mixed memories of leading the parade
St. Patrick’s “Day” is actually several weeks of events commemorating Irish culture and traditions and Irish-America’s contributions to the American mosaic. more
The Hewlett High School marching band prepared to perform during the parade.
Happy Homecoming for Hewlett
The Homecoming parade on Oct. 22 that proceeded up Broadway from the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library to Hewlett High School and included the marching band and local organizations was a prelude to the traditional festivities, of class banners, the Homecoming Court and the football game more
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Residents, veterans, and their families were able to place a flower in front of the memorial at Veterans Memorial Plaza engraved with the names of fallen soldiers who left the village to serve in the nation’s wars.
Village marches to remember the fallen
With a bright morning sky overhead, the streets were lined with flag-waving residents to observe and pay their respects to the memory of those who gave their lives in the service of this country … more
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Marching to remember. The Rockville Centre Police Department color guard marched past St. Agnes Cathedral at Monday's Memorial Day Parade.
Rockville Centre Memorial Day Parade returns
The residents of Rockville Centre marched through the streets of the village and into Veterans Park at the Recreation Center on Monday to commemorate those who have given their lives in the United States’ military. more
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Grand Marshal Dave Hubbard, far right, with Master of Ceremonies Fred Neilsen, veterans both.
Remembering the fallen
Families, children and veterans lined the streets to watch Glen Cove’s annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday. The beat of the drums from the Sea Cliff Band and the sound of trumpets from the … more
This year’s resumption of the parade is being dedicated to Andrew Healey, parade president emeritus from 2020-2022.
VSFD march in local St. Patrick’s Parade
For the first time in three years, “the Parade that Shares and Cares” returned to the streets of Rockville Centre last Saturday. The Valley Stream Volunteer Fire Department took part … more
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RVC St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshall Ellen White’s grandson Gavin White chases down one of the Irish bands marching down Maple Avenue.
St. Patrick's Parade returns to much fanfare
The “Parade that Shares and Cares” returned this past Saturday to Rockville Centre’s streets, drawing several hundred onlookers for the first time since 2019. Firefighters, police, local businesses, schools and organizations took to Maple Avenue hopefully ringing in the return of normal festivities like this one again. more
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