The Alameda Fourth of July parade did not disappoint spectators. (Action Alameda News)
Uncle Sam, Wonder Woman, Miss California and Minions all made an appearance at the annual Alameda Mayor’s 4th of July parade.
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The Alameda Fourth of July parade did not disappoint spectators. (Action Alameda News) Uncle Sam, Wonder Woman, Miss California and Minions all made an appearance at the annual Alameda Mayor’s 4th of July parade. […] Action Alameda News is pleased to provide this public service announcement regarding the prohibition of fireworks in Alameda. A Central Avenue house decked-out for the parade. (Action Alameda News) Claiming over 150 floats, 2,500 participants, and 20,000 spectators along the 3.3 mile parade route, the 4th of July parade delighted fans again. […] Action Alameda News is pleased to provide this public service announcement regarding the prohibition of fireworks in Alameda. Alameda celebrated the holiday today with a long-standing tradition, the Mayor’s Fourth of July Parade. In case you some how missed it, here are some pictures from the event. The Alameda Police Department is quiet on security measures for this Saturday’s parade. Alameda police declined to provide any information on possible enhanced security measures – in response to a federal Department of Homeland Security bulletin – for this Saturday’s annual 4th of July parade. […] More than 200 floats took to the 3.3 mile parade route this Independence Day for the annual Alameda Fourth of July event. Tens of thousands of spectators were expected witness the spectacle. In case you weren’t one of them, here are some pictures captured from the parade. [Show as slideshow] 123► Alameda is getting ready for the annual Fourth of July parade. (Action Alameda News.) Alameda police are warning of street closures and detours as the city gets ready for its annual fourth of July parade this Friday. […] Students at Nea Community Learning Center in Alameda must accomplish a minimum number of community service hours each year. The number of required hours depends on grade level. Action Alameda News is proud to help Nea learners achieve their community service hours by helping them produce and distribute public service announcements, such as this one. […] The Fourth of July parade ran about two hours this year, along its 3.3 mile through central Alameda. Here are some pictures captured from the parade. |
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