Fireworks announce the Fulton Memorial Day Salute weekend.
Waving from a fire truckGranby Fire Department found their biggest fan
Beautiful horses!Syracuse Highland Pipe Band wows the crowdMike Price leads the CNY Police and Fire BandMaple Queen waves to the crowd, and doesn’t seem to mind the cold either!Dogs love the parade tooKids showing their spiritNina and Nicole Jackowski pose with their N&N Studio of Dance studentsDistrict Attorney Greg Oakes flashes a peace signCommon Council members Pete Franco and Dan Knopp show their patriotic spirit-Mayor Woodward was all smilesFulton Police keep the parade route clearGertrude and Paul Lindsley have attended the parade for the past 10 yearsSheriff Todd and Undersheriff Sullivan wave to the crowdA couple youngsters stay warm as they wait for the parade to pass byFulton families keep warm as the parade begins.Off Broadway Dance studio shows the crowd a good timeFulton Police Department leads the way!
The Runeare, Sweenie, and Lucio families brave the chilly weather waiting for the parade to start.
FULTON, NY – Fulton’s annual Memorial Day Salute got off with a bang Friday night.
On Friday evening there were many activities held at Recreation Park on Route 3, West Broadway. Local and nationally recognized groups played music. And then, there were the fireworks.
The largest parade in the county, with more than 100 units and many bands, will kick off in just a few minutes today (Saturday).
This evening, the main feature is Las Vegas award winning Rob Garrett, “King of Diamonds” a Neil Diamond Tribute, performing on the Fulton Savings Bank Stage.
The marching band stand-ins, the Fulton Community Band, the Fulton Dixieland Band, the music of Vince Markowsky and Virgil the Magician will also be performing.
The event hours are from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Be sure to check back with Oswego County Today.com for more updates and plenty of photos.Fulton’s Memorial Day Salute continues today from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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