Road to Recovery parade for front line workers, fallen veterans held in East Islip
A parade in East Islip Saturday honored fallen veterans and front line workers.
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May 24, 2020, 10:12 AM
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430ds agoA parade in East Islip Saturday honored fallen veterans and front line workers.
The Road to Recovery community-wide motorcade was led by a group of veterans to help residents remember those who served.
More than 60 local businesses participated in the event as residents maintained social distancing guidelines and watched from their lawns.
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