| VOLUME XXXI No. 24 | Narrowsburg, NY | June 16 - June 22, 2005 |
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Trout Parade makes a splash LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — The days are hot and the streams are low, but thousands of spectators paid little mind to the weather as the second annual Trout Parade offered a spectacle of color, costume and half-clad hoola-hoopers on June 10. Organizer Gerard Ilaria said the arts festival, which took place throughout the day in the hamlet’s Renaissance Park, attracted more vendors than last year. The festival benefits art education programs at the Livingston Manor School District. The colorful day is set to happen again next year, as parade organizers plan to continue expanding to please everyone in the community, Ilaria said. |
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| TRR photo by Charlie Buterbaugh | |
| Parade organizer Gerard Ilaria, otherwise known as The Sturgeon General, leads the second annual Trout Parade down Main Street in Livingston Manor as the Mountain Tones keep the music flowing. (Click for larger version) |
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| TRR photo by Charlie Buterbaugh | |
| Folks from the Livingston Manor Rotary Club carry Bud Wertheim’s 28-foot articulated trout. (Click for larger version) |
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| TRR photo by Charlie Buterbaugh | |
| Aileen Gunther leads an assembly of hoola-hoopers. (Click for larger version) |
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