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Residents celebrate Independence Day in Erlton

The Erlton South Civic Association hosted its annual Independence Day Parade on Monday evening.

On Monday evening, residents of all ages lined Jefferson Avenue in Cherry Hill Township for Erlton South Civic Association’s Independence Day Parade.

The Erlton South Civic Association Independence Day Parade makes its way down Jefferson Avenue (left). Dozens of kids decorated their bikes for this year’s parade (right).

The parade stepped off around 7 p.m. and featured a number of organizations, including the Cherry Hill Police and Fire departments, Artists in Motion dance studio, Erlton Swim Club and the Quaker City String Band.

Performers from Artists in Motion dance studio in Cherry Hill perform (left). The Erlton Swim Club makes its way down Jefferson Avenue (right).
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This year, the civic association posthumously honored Wanetta English as the parade’s Grand Marshal. English was a long-time Erlton resident who passed away earlier this year. English’s family and friends were featured in the parade.

Following the parade, residents had the chance to enjoy music from the Quaker City String Band, enjoy refreshments and participate in a variety of activities leading up to the Haddonfield fireworks later that night.

Morgan Chonentowski fell asleep after enjoying the excitement of her first Independence Day Parade (top left). Claire Newton, 1, rode around Erlton School Park in her patriotic-themed wagon (top right). Brendan Newton, 2, was excited to celebrate at last Monday’s parade (bottom).
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