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Written by Photos by Bob Esposito
October 30, 2024

The Upper Perk High School Marching Band, with middle school students also 

participating, helped to lead the annual Upper Perk Halloween Parade on Sunday 

night from Red Hill to East Greenville.

Chicks with Fire Sticks baton twirlers perform with flaming batons.  The group won Best Walking Group Samantha Sidorski, dressed as the Bride of Frankenstein, and Dan Pierson as Frankenstein. Jess Grohowski, with Upper Perkiomen Community Thrift Shop, dressed as the Spider Tamer for the groups circus theme.
Runaway Farm Pet Hospital's Wendy Coleman participates in the parade with a ride on dinosaur cosume as part of the groups "Jurassic Bark" theme. East Greenville Cub Scout Pack 244 dressed as Transformers this year.

Dressed in bright neon colors, dancers from Juli Kell's Dance Center strut their stuff as they 

head up Main Street.  The dancers earned Brightest in the Parade Award.

 

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