WILTON – A week of clouds and rainstorms gave way to a sunny day with cool temperatures, perfect for the 27th Annual Blueberry Festival Parade.
Featuring the floats and presentations by both local groups and some from other towns, the parade once again lived up to its reputation as the longest in the state.
A crowd lined Main Street to watch Lewiston’s Kora Temple members race around in their tiny cars, trucks and scooters while performing various maneuvers that often brought applause. Drum and bagpipes marched with politicians, church groups, businesses, antique cars and fire trucks.
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The Daily Bulldog Staff
I would to thank you for the nice coverage before and during the 27th Wilton Blueberrry Festival. You do a great job covering stories and getting them online asap for many to read.
Also I would like to thank everyone that helped with the festival. You are all very important to do an event this size. Every year when the festival is over I think about what our town of Wilon has shown many what TEAMWORK is. A big THANK YOU to you all. You made me shine again. I love Wilton as many of you know.
I have to say I think the Daily Bulldog puts the Franklin Journal to shame when it comes to reporting. Great Job!!!! Keep up the good work.
The Blueberry Festival was great this year. All of the participants of the parade really made a noticable effort! Great job everyone! Shannon, you are super organized, as usual. And, thank you Daily Bulldog for your excellent coverage!