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City of Bellaire’s 2018 Fourth of July Parade
(From left to right) Eve Esch, Debbie Lancaster, Ella Esch, Wren, Kelley Boston, and Tyler Houston had been looking forward to the parade.
The rain didn’t stop some Bellaire residents from heading out to the 2018 Fourth of July Parade. With umbrellas in hand and rain jackets on, residents were dressed from head to toe in red, white and blue attire, setting the scene for a fun, patriotic day despite the rain.
From Boy Scout Troop 211, Siler Fisher, William Clark, JJ Heinuoma, Dale Fitz and Joe Anton wait outside Bank of America as the rain rolls through Bellaire.
With inclement weather in the forecast, the City of Bellaire had already cancelled the festival that was supposed to follow the parade, however, the storms were too much. Ultimately, the parade itself was also cancelled due to lightening. That didn’t stop some residents from showing their Independence Day pride, however.
The parade floats were judged with the winners being Bellaire Family Eye Care taking home first place, Wolfies Swim School winning second place and Bellaire High School FFA landing in third place. Additionally, from kids on their bikes to Boy Scouts ready to march down Bellaire Boulevard and South Rice Avenue, we snapped some of these pictures before the parade was cancelled. Have a safe, happy and dry Fourth of July!
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Christie, Destiny, Mercedes, Ida, Lana, and kids CJ and Leo prepare to watch the parade roll down Bellaire Boulevard.
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From Boy Scout Troop 211, Siler Fisher, William Clark, JJ Heinuoma, Dale Fitz and Joe Anton wait outside Bank of America as the rain rolls through Bellaire.
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5-year-old Wren shows off her red, white, and blue bike in hopes that she can participate in the parade.
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The Spinnatos huddle under cover, prepared to watch the parade, but not wanting to get soaked by the rain.
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The Chen family was eager to watch the parade.
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The Bellaire Mayor and City Council roll down South Rice Avenue before the parade was cancelled due to the weather.
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Decked with American flags, the Bellaire Fire Department stops by to announce that the 2018 Fourth of July Parade was cancelled.
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(From left to right) John Augsburger, Dean and Patti Smith, and Jack Burnett from the Bellaire Optimist Club
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Don Liu brought his son Albert to the 2018 Fourth of July Parade in hopes that he could watch the spectacle, but sadly it was cancelled.
Christie, Destiny, Mercedes, Ida, Lana, and kids CJ and Leo prepare to watch the parade roll down Bellaire Boulevard.
From Boy Scout Troop 211, Siler Fisher, William Clark, JJ Heinuoma, Dale Fitz and Joe Anton wait outside Bank of America as the rain rolls through Bellaire.
5-year-old Wren shows off her red, white, and blue bike in hopes that she can participate in the parade.
The Spinnatos huddle under cover, prepared to watch the parade, but not wanting to get soaked by the rain.
The Chen family was eager to watch the parade.
The Bellaire Mayor and City Council roll down South Rice Avenue before the parade was cancelled due to the weather.
Decked with American flags, the Bellaire Fire Department stops by to announce that the 2018 Fourth of July Parade was cancelled.
(From left to right) John Augsburger, Dean and Patti Smith, and Jack Burnett from the Bellaire Optimist Club
Don Liu brought his son Albert to the 2018 Fourth of July Parade in hopes that he could watch the spectacle, but sadly it was cancelled.
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