
A Trip Down Main Street…The old Westlake Ladder Truck makes another run down Hilliard at this year’s Fourth of July Parade. Ward One councilperson Lynda Appel and crew did the honors. See today’s Ad Blaster for story.
Westlake kicked off July 4th morning with the city’s annual Independence Day parade from Burneson Middle School on Dover to Clague Park.
As hundreds of spectators lined Hilliard Blvd., city leaders, civic officials and community groups all took part in this celebration of freedom.
At 11:15, Mayor Dennis M. Clough, members of City Council, and special guests honored America’s birthday in a short ceremony at the entrance to Clague Park including the National Anthem, patriotic readings, parade awards, and presentations.
Other activities included the city’s 29th annual Charity Classic Car Show, Dog Show, Martial Arts Demo and rides on the Euclid Beach Rocket Car. Balloon clowns and face painters were also among the children’s activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Musical entertainment by DJ Eazy began after 6 p.m. and a spectacular Fireworks show began at dusk to rave reviews.

Paul Forthofer and Julie Kiefer, UH SJMC Outreach (center) round up the hospital walkers at this year’s Westlake Fourth of July Parade
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- North Coast Creative sets sail!
- UH SJMC Security Director Jim Kamholz and family
- Don & Pat & friend get ready to ride!
- Paul Forthofer and Julie Kiefer, UH SJMC Outreach (center) round up the hospital walkers at this year’s Westlake Fourth of July Parade
- The parade begins! A look down Dover Center before turning on Hilliard.
- Mayor Dennis and Virginia Clough and family
- Councilman Ken Brady and family
- A page out of the past
- Superheroes on parade!
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