Porch parties attracted more than seventy-five attendees at given homes along the route. Spectators stood three to four deep in some areas. This year, the Homecoming parade ran the entire length of the town's main avenue, Elden Street. And it is that, the community, new residents and established, less than one вЂњBig TopвЂќ which reverberated throughout the town. Herndon High School may be one of the threads that course through the town, but it is the community, the local scouts, athletes, elementary school students, members of local organizations and businesses, and politicians who add the other strands of fiber to create the fabric of the Town of Herndon. Costumes, banners and floats portrayed this yearвЂ™s theme, вЂњUnder the Big Top.'ДЄlthough homecoming parades are generally thought of as events for students, families, alumni and friends to rally together and support the school before the big game, in the Town of Herndon the annual parade is much more. 22 marked the Herndon High School Homecoming Parade 2018. Social connections,' said Les Zidel, Town of Herndon resident. This event reminds you what's really important. People, families and children are gathering on the sidewalks, lawns and porches to cheer and support each other for today's Herndon Homecoming Parade 2018. вЂњThis is a warmth I haven't felt in such a long time. Merkel, from left, councilmembers Richard Kaufman and Bill McKenna, Vice Mayor Jennifer Baker and councilmembers Grace Wolf Cunningham, Sheila Olem and Signe Friedrichs. Presiding over the parade were members of the Herndon Town Council: Front, Mayor Lisa C.

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