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Children’s Day Parade dazzles in return to Broadway

by Phyllis McCabe
July 18, 2022
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Spiderman made an appearance. (Photos by Phyllis McCabe)

After a two-year hiatus due to Covid, the annual Children’s Day Parade stepped off Friday evening, July 15 in Kingston.  This year’s parade theme was “Heroes.”  Mayor Steve Noble noted that heroes can be interpreted in various ways, such as a first responder, a medical professional or a super hero.  Lynsey Timbrouck, director of Kingston’s Parks and Recreation Department, said this year’s theme feels most fitting to honor every type of hero, especially the ones that don’t wear capes. Many local organizations, firefighters, health care professionals and other support services walked up Broadway to cheering crowds.

Ethan Allen Transportation, a school bus company.
L-R: Decker Molinaro, age 2, his brother Dray, age 4, and friend Jaxson Swart, age 6, all of Kingston, enjoying the candy they collected.
Members of Cheer Extreme NY.
A thank you float to first responders.
A line of first responders.
A float by Marvel Studio.
Lorena Couillard, age 5 of Kingston, encouraging the firefighters to sound their horns.
Tucker is enjoying being in the parade.
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