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Memorial Day 2026 in Central Bridge, NY

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Esperance Elks Jonathan Diamond and Casey Tredell staple, screw and tape symbolic items to the POW/MIA Table on their float to keep them in place as it moves along in the Central Bridge Memorial Day Parade
Esperance Elks Jonathan Diamond and Casey Tredell staple, screw and tape symbolic items to the POW/MIA Table on their float to keep them in place as it moves along in the Central Bridge Memorial Day Parade
A float filled with local military veterans is greeted by folks along the parade route.
A float filled with local military veterans is greeted by folks along the parade route.
The Esperance Elks float, with its POW/MIA Table and tombstones for the fallen was a serious reminder of the meaning of Memorial Day.
The Esperance Elks float, with its POW/MIA Table and tombstones for the fallen was a serious reminder of the meaning of Memorial Day.
Schoharie County Sheriff Albro Fancher presented a certificate from the New York State Assembly to John Vanderwerken, honoring the Vanderwerken family and Central Bridge Farms as a Century Farm.
Schoharie County Sheriff Albro Fancher presented a certificate from the New York State Assembly to John Vanderwerken, honoring the Vanderwerken family and Central Bridge Farms as a Century Farm.
The Central Bridge Fire Department led the parade.
The Central Bridge Fire Department led the parade.
Duane Spaulding, looking mighty bovine in his cow suit, handed out two hundred bottles of chocolate milk to kids along the parade route for the “97 Whole Milk Back In School Campaign.”
Duane Spaulding, looking mighty bovine in his cow suit, handed out two hundred bottles of chocolate milk to kids along the parade route for the “97 Whole Milk Back In School Campaign.”
Master of Ceremonies Eric Johnson of the Central Bridge Fire Department led a Remembrance Service for our nation’s fallen at the Morgan Crapser Village Green after Monday’s parade.
Master of Ceremonies Eric Johnson of the Central Bridge Fire Department led a Remembrance Service for our nation’s fallen at the Morgan Crapser Village Green after Monday’s parade.