Independence Day Parade Rolls Through Downtown Northville
Northville's annual Independence Day celebration brings parade through downtown.
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Kyle (left) and Joe Sedgwick ride in an early automobile during Northville's Independence Day parade Monday.
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The annual Fourth of July parade brought crowds of people to downtown Northville on Monday morning.
This years parade featured classic cars, musicians, unicycles, superheroes and more.
The parade started at around 10 a.m. after Korean War veteran and Northville resident Conrad Podolski-Dowel was awarded the Purple Heart.
Podolski-Dowel was also apart of the parade, riding in a Ford Mustang provided by the Tom Holzer Ford dealership.
How did you spend your 4th of July weekend?
Tell us in the comments.
Chuck Gelletly
7:37 am on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Nice coverage of the parade! We were not able to attend because we're traveling. Also, nice job on the Patch! Lots of good information.
Chuck Gelletly
Nicole Krawcke
9:12 am on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Thanks, Chuck! We are happy you enjoy Northville Patch! Safe travels!
Grace Wilfong
9:35 am on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Spent the perfect day at Mill Race Village. They had a Civil War encampment and the 5th Michigan Infantry Band playing in the gazebo.
Joanne Schwab
7:21 pm on Wednesday, July 6, 2011
I helped pass out candy for Joe and Kyle Sedgewick. I shook hands with Thad McCotter. I watched the parade roll on by. It was FANTASTIC!