ORLEANS – The Orleans Fire Department once again hosted the annual Santa parade. As in years past, upwards of 100 people of all ages registered for the parade through the village. The parade started at 11 a.m. on Sunday, winding its way through the village and back to the fire station.
Inside the fire house, tables were set up for cookie decorating, face painting, letters to Santa, and a place to make ornaments. Mr. and Mrs. Claus led the parade from the top of a fire truck.
Proceeds from the event are donated to the Mary “Halo” Wright foundation in support of families who have a member battling cancer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claus led the parade from atop the fire truck. (Photo by Ed Barber)
With over 100 participants, from dog to babies, children to grandparents, this was a parade for all ages. (Photo by Ed Barber)
This group poses with the fire truck before the parade of costumed participants begin their trek through Orleans Village. (Photo by Ed Barber)
Everyone dresses for the occasion. But for those that didn’t find the Santa suit fitting, a Grinch costume did the trick. (Photo by Ed Barber)
Runners head back to the fire station after participating in the Santa Run. (Photo by Ed Barber)
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Mr. and Mrs. Claus led the parade from atop the fire truck. (Photo by Ed Barber)
With over 100 participants, from dog to babies, children to grandparents, this was a parade for all ages. (Photo by Ed Barber)
This group poses with the fire truck before the parade of costumed participants begin their trek through Orleans Village. (Photo by Ed Barber)
Everyone dresses for the occasion. But for those that didn’t find the Santa suit fitting, a Grinch costume did the trick. (Photo by Ed Barber)
Runners head back to the fire station after participating in the Santa Run. (Photo by Ed Barber)
