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61st ANNUAL GREATER NEW HAVEN ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE

SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 2017 – PARADE STARTING TIME 1:30 PM

OFFICIAL AS OF MARCH 9, 2017 (*9:37PM.)

2017 PARADE RULES AND REGULATIONS

The Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade starts promptly at 1:30 p.m. In case of the cancellation of the parade due to inclement weather, announcements will be on FOX-61 TV, WPLR Radio Station 99.1 FM and Radio Station WELI 960 AM. Phone information will be available from: PatrickJ. Smith, Parade Chairman (Cell 203-494-0640 ) no later than 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, March 12, 2017.

Parking for Participants ONLY is available at the Frontier Parking Lot at 367 Orange Street . The Lot is between Orange, State & and Grove Streets. The entrance to this lot is via Orange Street ONLY. One occupant vehicles will not be permitted to park in this lot. Yale University Parking Lot 16 has been reserved for one occupant vehicles. Yale Lot 16 is located at the intersection of Whitney Avenue & Humphrey Street. Entrance from Whitney Avenue. Shuttle buses will be available for transportation to the assembly area from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. There will be no return shuttle buses at the end of the parade.

No items such as necklaces, candy, toys or flyers are to be thrown from automobiles, trucks, floats or distributed from marchers to parade viewers.

The presence of placards, banners or other devices including pamphlets intended to spread propaganda, political views or to embarrass any group or unit of marchers are prohibited.

Any unit stopping and performing, without prior authorization, in front of the reviewing stand, FOX61 live broadcast location or along the parade route is automatically disqualified from the competition and forfeit contractual honorariums. Parade officials will strictly enforce this regulation.

The use of sirens and air horns during the parade is strictly prohibited. All units are prohibited from firing guns as

they turn from Chapel on to Church Street, passing the reviewing stand up to Elm Street. Note: Violators of this order may be prohibited from future parade participation.

No alcoholic beverages are to be consumed or carried along the parade route, or in the staging/assembly area, by spectators or participants in the parade. New Haven Police will enforce penalties for disorderly conduct and alcohol violations.

Units participating should carry the National Colors (U.S. Flags). Strict compliance with the flag code (Public law 623 is enjoined, part of which reads as follows: Section 176, paragraph C--- “The flag should never be carried flat or draped over the hood of a car, but always aloft and free.”

The official judges for the marching and musical competitions are from the Northeast Judging Association and are located at the reviewing stand on Church Street in front of New Haven City Hall. Judges will deduct points for lack of uniformity, excessive spacing between units, blocking spectators by handlers, and flag code violations, to name a few.

Please follow the “Our Parade” link (www.stpatricksdayparade.org) for updated information and remember to print out the parade orders prior to March 12, 2017 to guarantee familiarity with staging and rules and regulation.

http://www.stpatricksdayparade.org/



2017 PARADE ORDERS

1. COMMAND: Having been appointed Grand Marshal for the 61st Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the undersigned hereby assumes command. The command post/Information Booth is open at 12:00 P.M. March 12, 2017 at the intersection of Chapel Street/Derby Avenue (Blue Tent at Monitor Square). Parade Marshals will assist you with identifying your unit’s location and staging area.

2. STARTING POINT: The head of the parade steps off at 1:30 p.m. at Chapel Street &Sherman Avenue. All units and

individuals participating must be in position, ready to move out, no later than the time indicated in bullet item #4. NOTE: If your unit arrives late for staging, your unit will be placed at the end of the parade (no exceptions).

3. PARADE ROUTE: East on Chapel Street to Church Street, North on Church Street to Grove Street, East on Grove

Street to Orange Street where units are dispersed (Participant Parking Lot on Orange/Audubon Street).

4. ASSEMBLY AREAS – As assigned per following the marching unit line up and assembly time (not arrival time): o ESCORT DIVISION (ESC):

Grand Marshal, St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee: Upper Chapel Street, in the vicinity of Sherman Ave - 1:00pm.

Elected Officials/Guests: Chapel Street in the vicinity of the intersections of Derby Avenue and Winthrop Avenue - 1:00 pm.

Sponsoring Irish Organizations: Upper Chapel Street Winthrop Avenue to Ellsworth Avenue - 1:00pm.

o FIRST DIVISION: Norton Street: North of Chapel Street, head resting on Chapel Street. - 1:00pm. o SECOND DIVISION: Norton Street: South of Chapel Street - 1:00pm* o THIRD DIVISION: Winthrop Avenue: North of Chapel Street head resting on Chapel Street -1:15pm* o FOURTH DIVISION: Sherman Avenue: North of Chapel Street, head resting on Chapel Street -1:30pm*

*Special instructions: Buses transporting school children to their respective divisions are permitted to keep children on the bus on George Street for the 2nd Division, on Edgewood Avenue for the 3rd Division, and on Sherman Avenue for the 4th Division; until 1:00pm before discharging passengers.

Color Codes have been created to identify Assembly Locations (Signs posted on Utility Poles)

ESCORT DIVISION: WHITE ELECTED OFFICIALS/GUESTS (EOG) PURPLE SPONSORING IRISH ORGANIZATIONS (SIO): GREEN FIRST DIVISION BROWN SECOND DIVISION BLUE

THIRD DIVISION YELLOW FOURTH DIVISION ORANGE

5. MUSIC: If possible, all bands and field music should play Irish Airs, and render a marching cadence of 100 steps per

minute. Bandleaders should adjust volume and rotation of playing in order to minimize conflict with adjoining bands and marching units. Attention Bandleaders: bands should be playing when passing the reviewing stand and observe the sign 75 feet on right side of street before reviewing stand titled “To Start Playing Now.” NOTE: Any units stopping and performing in front of the reviewing stand or along the parade route without permission are automatically disqualified from the competition and forfeit contractual honorariums. Parade officials enforce this regulation.



6. FOX-61 will be televising LIVE from their production headquarters set up on Chapel Street and College Street. Do not stop to perform unless otherwise authorized. Please put your “best foot forward” as your unit passes this stand for our live television audience. Please note: we cannot guarantee which marching units, or that all marching units will appear in the televised broadcast.

7. NATIONAL COLORS: All participating units with appropriate color guards should carry the national colors. The colors of

the Irish Republic may be carried to the left of or behind the national colors (U.S. Flag) and its display is encouraged.

8. TRANSPORTATION OF UNITS: Bus reloading zones adjacent to the dismissal point are designated, north and south on Orange Street and east on Audubon Street. East on Grove Street is to be used for the loading of horses and wagons.

9. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS: All marchers must move promptly to the right side of the street and halt in place until all

fire apparatus, ambulances or other emergency vehicles have passed.

10. DISTANCES BETWEEN UNITS: This will provide greater opportunity for all units to make the broadcast location. Please be courteous to the groups in the later divisions and adhere to these paces.

o DIVISION 40 Paces o SECTIONS 20 Paces o UNITS 10 Paces

11. MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT: Space is limited. All vehicles in the parade must have prior approval of the Parade

Coordinator. Unauthorized parade vehicles may be removed by Parade Marshals.

12. SIGNAGE POLICY FOR ALL VEHICLES: Unapproved sponsor signage is not allowed on parade entries. If your entry has signage that has not been pre-approved, it may be removed on Parade Day. Please Note: This includes any vehicle used for transportation of bands, marching units and any other participant of the parade. As this is recent change from prior years, please contact the Parade Coordinator directly with any questions prior to parade day

13. ANIMAL WASTE DROPPINGS. Parade Units having animals will immediately pick up all waste left by their animals prior

to the arrival of the following parade unit (10 paces).

14. END OF ROUTE: The parade ends at Grove and Orange Streets, not Church Street. Units are automatically disqualified from competition if they disband before Groove/Orange Streets.

15. PROCLAMATION: By proclamation from the City of New Haven, the 2017 Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is honoring the memory of Michael Thomas McCann GM '99 by naming Chapel St. Michael Thomas McCann Blvd.

16. UPDATED PARADE REGULATIONS: Please check our website, before the parade on Saturday, March 11, 2017, to

ensure your organization has the most current set of Parade Orders – www.stpatricksdayparade.org. Please communicate these Parade Orders/Rules & Regulations to all members of your organization. If possible, please provide as many of your unit members the complete set of Parade Orders. Communication is the key to an organized Parade Day!

Note: Signature on File /s/ Note: Signature on File/s/ Clifford W. Lynch, Jr. Seamus F. Bohan

2017 PARADE GRAND MARSHAL 2017 PARADE CHIEF OF STAFF




PARADE COMMENTATORS

Amanda Raus (FOX 61) Matt Scott (FOX 61) Tony Terzi (FOX 61) Katie O’Keefe Gerhard (Grand Marshal ‘96)

Nicole Warren (FOX 61): Communications Coordinator Assisted by Broadcast Chair: Fiona Stewart

INFORMATION BOOTH – Blue Tent at Monitor Square (Intersection of Chapel St. & Derby Ave.)

Staffed by Parade Committee Members

ESCORT DIVISION (WHITE) Upper Chapel Street – In the vicinity of Sherman Avenue

Marshals: Joanne Conlan & Joanne Connor

(1) New Haven Police Dept Motorcycle Escort

(2) Connecticut State Police Emerald Society

(3) Lone Piper – Durant McCurley

(4) Grand Marshal Banner Carriers:

Carrolline Consorte, cousin of Grand Marshal & Kara Hammond, sister of Grand Marshal

(5) 2017 Grand Marshal

Clifford W. Lynch, Jr.

(6) Aides to the Grand Marshal

Shannon Ryan Lynch, wife of Grand Marshal, Cody & Brett Hammond, nephews of Grand Marshal

(7) Celtic Cross Pipes & Drums of Danbury

(8) National Colors Honor Guard

Michael York and Mike dePascale

(9) Four Provinces Flags Honor Guard

Brian Grabell, Katie Connors, Jennifer DuFault & Robert J. Ball

(10) Connecticut Hurricanes Drum & Bugle

(11) Hamden Police Department Motorcycles Escort

(12) 2017 Irish Parade Queen (Vehicle)

Queen, Abigail O'Keefe – Honor Attendant, Catherine Dignan

Marshal: Siobhan Dacey

(13) Terryville High School Marching Band – Directed by Timothy Keene



(14) St. Patrick’s Banner

Carried by members of the Pioneers of the Sacred Heart

(15) *Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee

Banner carried by: Kelly Canning Ruickoldt GM'14 and Joanne Conlan

Parade Officers

Chairman

Patrick John Smith

Secretary Chief of Staff Treasurer Parade Coordinator

Courtney Lundgren Connors

Seamus F. Bohan Kathleen H. Bowery Monica A. Canning-Ball

Executive Officers

EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Coleman W. Walsh, Jr.

Mary Lyng Malenda

PAST GRAND MARSHALS (1956 – 2015)

William J. Clancy ‘56* Stephen Madigan ‘77* Edward O’Neill ‘97

Patrick J. Goode ‘57* James J. Dinnan ‘78* Mary Gallagher Carter ‘98

Hon. James S. Shanley ‘58* Robert J. Eagan ‘79* Michael McCann ‘99*

Major Gen. James M. Quinn ‘59* Hon. Charles D. Gill ‘80 Thomas E. Gallagher ‘00

Chief Thomas J. Collins ‘60* James C. Bohan ‘81 John J. Doyle ‘01

John M. Golden ‘61* Michael V. Lynch ‘82* Kevin J. Smith ‘02

Col. Joseph H. Fleming ‘63* Capt. Walter J. Walsh ‘83* Dorinda Keenan Borer ‘03

Chief Francis V. McManus ‘64* Finbarr Moynihan ‘84 Eileen Sullivan Donadio ‘04

Howard J. Sullivan ‘65* James H. Sullivan ‘85* Coleman W. Walsh ‘05

James C. Bowe ‘66* Patrick J. Hanlon ‘86 John E. Cannon ‘06

Chief Francis J. Sweeney ‘67* Robert C. Shanley ‘87 Mary Lyng Malenda ‘07

Roy Ward, Jr. ‘68* Cmdr. John R. O’Connor ‘88 Bernadette Smyth LaFrance ‘08

Edward A. Taylor ‘69* Kathleen A. Reilly ‘89 Brian G. Enright ‘09

Col. James T. Fleming ‘70* Thomas F. W. Slater ‘90* James J. McGovern ‘10

William T. O’Connell ‘71* Michael Bohan ‘91* Walter J. Nester Jr. '11

Joseph T. Carr’ ‘72* Laurence McGivney ‘92* Kevin A. Smith '12

William J. Heffernan ’73* William M. Hackett ‘93 Joseph Michael Lynch ‘13

Raymond J. Egan ‘74* William T. O’Brien ‘94 Kelly Canning Ruickoldt '14

Edward P. McMahon ‘75* William F. McCabe ‘95 Timothy F. Gallogly ‘15

John C. O’Donovan ‘76 Katie O’Keefe Gerhard ‘96 Colleen AMB Hines '16

*deceased



2017 PARADE COMMITTEE MEMBERS and PARADE COORDINATORS

Petisia M. Adger Brian Enright Annie Nicholson

Jennifer Atkins Kathy Flanagan Bill O'Brien

Robert J. Ball Ellen Flannery Dan O'Brien

James Bohan Maureen Freeman John O'Connor

Margie Bohan Tom Gallagher John O'Donovan

Seamus Bohan Timothy F. Gallogly Abigail O'Keefe

Dorinda Keenan Borer Katie O'Keefe Gerhard Mike O'Hare

Kathleen Bowery Charles D. Gill Ed O'Neill

Cathleen Steinau Buckheit Brittney Lipsett Goodman Eileen O'Neill

Peter Burke Nancy Goudemant Martin Platt

Bernadette Canning William Hackett Angela Potter

Monica Canning-Ball Anne Hines Margaret Prendergast

Kelly Canning-Ruickoldt Colleen Hines Kathleen Reilly

Jay Cannon Catherine Johnson Kathleen Saunders

Mary G. Carter Bernadette Smyth LaFrance Kelly Moynihan Scirocco

Cait Clark Mary Rose Lord Ian Shackleton

Glenn Conlan Cliff Lynch Molly Shackleton

Joanne Conlan Joseph Lynch Robert Shanley

Joanne Connor John Mackey Carolyn Shea

Courtney Lundgren Connors Mary Malenda Kevin A. Smith

Katie Connors Geri Mauhs Kevin J. Smith

Colleen Conroy Bill McCabe Patrick Smith

Kristina Conroy Sandy McCauley Fiona Stewart

Tom Conroy James McGovern Katie Thompson

Geoff Cornell John McGovern John Tolbert

Fred Cotter Jay McGuinness Pamela Tompkins

Caroline Cullimore Maura McKeown Sheila Smyth Vanacore

Frank Cullimore Nadeen McKeown Susan Walker

Cathrine Dignan Jason McWade Coleman Walsh, Jr.

Edward Donadio Mary Ellen Moricoli Ann Werner

Eileen Donadio Skip Moricoli Candace Boyle Whalen

John Doyle Finbarr Moynihan Aly Wheway

Jen DuFault Patricia Nester Thomas Wolf

Gail McHugh Egan Walter Nester, Jr. Michael York

**Denotes Parade Coordinating Marshals



(16) Parade Ball Recipients

Banner Carriers: Grace Bohan & Sophia Vaill

James J. Dinnan Award – Porcini International (vehicle) Cornelius Driscoll Award – Dorinda Keenan Borer - (marching with State Officals) Appreciation Award – Patricia Judge Nester

(17) Fairfield Gaelic Pipe Band

ELECTED OFFICIALS AND GUESTS (PURPLE) .

Part of Escort Division

In the vicinity of Derby Avenue at Winthrop Avenue

Marshals: Marty Platt, John Tolbert, Jay Cannon

(18) James Hillhouse High School Marching Band - Directed by: Marissa Iezzi

(19) The City of New Haven

The Honorable Mayor Toni N. Harp Chief John Alston Jr. NHFD Chief Anthony Campbell, NHPD

(20) New Haven Fire Department American Legion Post 132 (H. Guard)

(21) New Haven Fire Department Local 825 – NHFD Apparatus

(22) Box 22 Associates Canteen – Box truck

(23) United States Marine Corps Honor Guard

(24) *United States Senate – Congress

Honorable Senator Richard Blumenthal

Honorable Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro

Honorable Senator Christopher Murphy

Aides to Congresswoman: John O'Connor & James Bohan

(25) St. Patrick's Pipe Band of Glastonbury

(26) State Officials

Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman riding with newly eleceted State Representative for 115th District, Dorinda

Keenan Borer GM'03 & Cornelius Driscoll Award Recipient 2017 (vehicle sponsored by Executive Auto Group -

2016 VW Beetle Convertible)

State Senator 11th District Martin M. Looney (Vehicle)

Office of State Comptroller Kevin Lembo

State Representative Dave Yaccarino



(27) Second Company Governor's Foot Guard Band & Militia, New Haven, CT, est. 1775

(28) Kentish Guards Militia and Color Guard, East Greenwich, RI, chartered 1774

(29) Stony Creek Fife & Drum Corps

(30) Stratford Police Dept Honor Guard

(31) Mayors & Selectpersons

Honorable Mayor Edward O’ Brien, City of West Haven

Honorable Mayor Anita Dugatto, Town of Derby

Honorable Mayor Curt Leng, City of Hamden

Honorable Mayor Thomas Dunn, Town of Wolcott

Honorable Mayor Mark Lauretti ,Town of Shelton

First Selectman Thomas Banisch & Wife, Town of Madison

First Selectman Michael Freda, Town of North Haven

First Selectman George Temple, Town of Oxford

(32) Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes & Drum

(33) New Haven Board of Alders

Salvadore DeCola

(34) The Knights of Columbus, New Haven, est. 1882

(35) FOX-61 Television Personalities - Connecticut Lottery (Flatbed & Vans)

SPONSORING IRISH ORGANIZATIONS (GREEN) Part of Escort Division

Upper Chapel Street – Winthrop Avenue to Ellsworth Avenue

Marshal: Carolyn Shea and Associated Irish Societies Club Marshals

(36) New Haven Police Emerald Society & Honor Guard

(37) New Haven County Firefighters Emerald Society

(38) *West Haven Irish American Club (Flatbed Float)

Marshals: Deb & Mark Ward Cathleen Stienau Buckheit, President and Club Members

(39) Chester Fife & Drum Corps

(40) *Knights of St. Patrick – Organized 1878, New Haven

Marshal: Rosie York Michael O’Hare, President and Club Members

(41) *Ancient Order of Hibernians Jason McWade, Division President and Club Members

(42) Notre Dame High School Marching Band



(43) *New Haven Gaelic Football & Hurling Club – Organized 1949

Marshals: Richard Ranciato & John McGowan John Joe Mackey, NHGF&HC President

New Haven Gaelic Football & Hurling Club Color Guard

Irelands Province Flags: 32 Irish County Flags

Club Members (Vehicle)

New Haven Youth Gaelic Football Players

(44) 2017 Queens Court – Taylor Besciglia, Bridget Judd, Kristen Dean

(vehicle sponsored by Executive Auto Group – 2017 Land Rover Evoque Convertible)

(45) Pioneers of Sacred Heart, New Haven - Banner

(46) Colchester Continental Fife & Drum Corps

(47) New Haven Police Department Honor Guard

(48) New Haven Police Department Academy Recruit Class XXII

(49) METRO PCS (Corporate sponsor of Family Fun Zone) (Vehicle)

(50) WPLR 99.1 FM (vehicle - float)



FIRST DIVISION (BROWN)

Location: Norton Street: North of Chapel Street, head resting on Chapel Street

Marshals: Maureen Freeman, Ellen Flannery, Mary Ellen & Skip Moricoli Banner Carriers: Eileen O'Neill & Brianna O'Neill

(1) Connecticut Sr. Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps

(2) Mrs USA Universal Kimberly Beadoin & Miss Pre-Teen American Nations, Mara Deluco (Vehicle)

(3) 27th Regiment CT Volunteer Infantry Civil War

(4) Lancraft Fife & Drum Corps

(5) Dunkin Donuts Mascot and Truck (Vehicle)

(6) U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps

(7) St. Peter's Drum Corps

(8) Amazing Andy

(9) New Haven Nighthawk Brewing (Flatbed Float)

(10) Pyramid Shriners Little Wheels - minibikes (Vehicles)

(11) Executive Auto Group – 2017 Jeep Wrangler (Vehicle)

(12) Police Pipes & Drums of Waterbury

(13) Elm City Party Bike

(14) The Village at Mariner's Point – Representing as 2nd place 2015 New Haven Bed Race winner (Vehicle)

(15) Absofunklutly Band - Ray Luedee (Flatbed Float)

(16) Columbus Day Committee of Greater New Haven

(17) LBspinnerZ ArtZ and the New Haven Spinjam ( Fire Spinners)

(18) AF Amistad High School

(19) New Haven Parks, Recreation & Trees, Outdoor Adventure Programing

(20) Aer Lingus (Vehicle)

(21) Middletown Firefighters Color Guard

(22) Great Hill Hose Company – Seymour – (Dodge Fire apparatus)

(23) Star 99.9 FM (Flatbed Float)



SECOND DIVISION (BLUE)

Location: Norton Street: South of Chapel Street

Marshals: Nancy Goudemant, Saundra McCauley, Susan Walker Banner Carriers: Avery Reardon & Friend

(1) Yale University Police Department

(2) Col. John Chester Fife & Drum Corps

(3) 8th Regiment CT Volunteer Infantry, Co. A

(4) Connecticut Roller Girls, Inc

(5) Irish Cultural & Sports Association of Southern Connecticut

(6) King/Robinson Inter-District Magnet School Marching Jaguar Band

(7) Sheeaun Academy of Irish Dance

(8) Band O'Brothers (Flatbed Float)

(9) 102nd Army Band

(10) St. Rita's School

(11) Pyramid Shriner Clowns

(12) Nation Drill Squad & Drum Corps

(13) 501st Legion CT Garrison

(14) Flanagan Ambulance Alumni (Vehicle)

(15) Edgewood Magnet School Band

(16) The Wheelmen

(17) Miss Connecticut 2016 Alyssa Rae Taglia (Miss Connecticut Scholarship Organization) (Vehicle)

(18) East Wallingford Volunteer Fire Department - Color Guard

(19) M.P. Rice Hose Co. #2 – (Pierce Saber Fire Apparatus)

(20) WEBE 108 FM (Flatbed Float)



THIRD DIVISION (YELLOW) Location: Winthrop Avenue: South of Chapel Street, head resting on Chapel Street

Marshals: Candace Boyle Whalen, Kelly Moynihan Scirocco, Margie Bohan & Mary Rose Lord Banner Carriers: John Voss & Friend

(1) Bridgeport Police Department Honor Guard

(2) Connecticut Patriots Fife and Drum Coprs

(3) Lenihan School of Irish Dance

(4) Stylettes Drill Team & Drum Corps

(5) Camp Rising Sun,Inc (Vehicle)

(6) Roaming Railroad ( Camp Rising Sun children will be riding the train)

(7) Deep River Jr. Ancient Fife & Drum Corps

(8) St. Francis/St. Rose Catholic Schools/ Cheerleaders

(9) Yale Humanist Community, Inc. (Vehicle/Float)

(10) Deep River Drum Corps

(11) New England American Coed Pageants

(12) Military Order of the Purple Heart Nathan Hale Chapter 103 - Flag Squad & Marching Unit (Vehicle)

(13) Mattatuck Drum Band

(14) USCG Sector Long Island Sound / Color Guard, Marching Unit (Vehicle & Boat)

(15) Bubbles The Clown

(16) Connecticut Firefighters Pipes & Drums

(17) VFW New Haven Post 12150

(18) Miss New Haven County Scholarship Organization (Vehicle)

(19) East Haven Volunteer Firefighters Association Color Guard

(20) East Haven Firefighters Local 1205 (1924 Seagrave Fire Truck apparatus)

(21) iHeart Media ( Flatbed float/vehicle)



FOURTH DIVISION (ORANGE)

Location: Sherman Avenue: North of Chapel Street, head resting on Chapel Street Marshals: Ann Nicholson, Tom Gallagher, Catherine Johnson, Tom Wolf

Banner Carriers: David O'Brien & Friend

(1) Judicial Marshal Services Honor Guard

(2) Brennan-Lucey Dance Academy

(3) Samantha Anderson, Miss Connecticut Outstanding Teen 2016 (Vehicle)

(4) New Sound Drill Team & Drum Corps (Vehicle)

(5) Midsummer Fantaasy Renaissance Faire

(6) Centurions Drum & Bugle Corps

(7) Greater New Haven Cat Project

(8) 2nd Connecticut Vol. Heavy Artillery Civil War Reenactment Group

(9) Moodus Drum and Fife

(10) Sphinx Shriners Motor Patrol (Little Cars)

(11) Stratford Eagles Civil Air Patrol Squadron (vehicle)

(12) Mrs. Connecticut United States 2016 - Debbie Manente (Vehicle)

(13) St. Aedan-St. Brendan School

(14) St. Mary Junior Fife & Drum Corps

(15) Make-A-Wish Connecticut (Vehicle - Monster Truck)

(16) Fusion Steppers Drill Team & Drum Corps

(17) Hiram Lodge No. 1

(18) Thomaston Fire Dept Color Guard

(19) Gaelic Highland Pipe Band

(20) American Medical Response of New Haven ( Vehicle – Ambulance)

(21) Radio 104.1 FM (Vehicle - Flatbed Float)



REVIEWING STAND & OTHER LOCATIONS

165 Church Street

Marshals: Bernadette Canning & Ian Shackleton

Main Staging Area

Marshal: Robert J. Ball, Jr.

2017 Parade Informational Booth – Blue Tent

Monitor Square – Intersection of Chapel Street and Derby Avenue (Blue Tent)

Glenn Conlan, Eileen O’Neill, Fred Cotter, Edward & Eileen Donadio GM '04

Special Thanks To:

Parade Route Set-up

Glenn Conlan

Parking Lot Attendants

Peter Cannon, Kevin Sullivan, John Sullivan

Pat Johnson & Sam Johnson


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