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Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Willards Has Biggest 4th of July Celebration Yet
Talk about a great day! Not only was this a record attendance, it was the biggest fireworks display so far in Willards.
The East Side Chamber of Commerce did an outstanding job putting this together. Almost every single vendor ran out of food in the first couple of hours and had to run out and re-stock to keep the food flowing.
A special thanks goes out to the Willards Fire Company and the Board of Education.
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9 comments:
They did a great job! My son loved every minute!
Interesting that Willards can do this and not Salisbury.
Yea, Great Job Willards. Thanks to all who helped make it a great show!
It wasn't just Willards. The towns of Willards and Pittsville donated funds but it was for the most part the businesses on the east side of Wicomico County who put most of the money in. (except for Dave White's Pittsville Dinette who is still upset that the Station 7 Restaurant opened up)
Yep it was donations that made it happen. Small towns rule and Salisbury drools!
I'd like to go to Willards next year for fireworks. Snow Hill also has very nice fireworks on the Pocomoke River, BBQ chicken and much more.
dave whites food at the diner is like him been retired for a long time
Too much religion for an Independence Day celebration.
America was founded on NOT being religion-based.
7:00.....you have your facts wrong. This nation was built upon the premise that we could celebrate any religion we wish without having a state sponsored religion forced down our throats. That's exactly what we were doing. But at any rate. The celebration didn't cost you a penny. As a business owner who is a member of the chamber who did help pay for the event, I am qualified to tell you if you don't like the celebration, STAY HOME! We enjoy it. Some people have a lot of balls complaining about things that cost them nothing.
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