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The 2012 Bull Family picnic and 145th reunion- celebrating the 300th year since the arrival of their ancestor Sarah Wells here in Orange County, held at the house built by her husband William Bull, known as the Bull Stone House in Hamptonburg, NY and home where they raised 12 children whose descendants have spread across the country and around the world. Their history is the history of America.
8/4/2012
Album ID: 1512921
Photos by Ginny Privitar

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The bi-annual Firemen�s parade sponsored by the Warwick Fire Department was held on Saturday evening, July 14. The almost two-hour parade, featured volunteer firefighters, marching bands, bag pipers and shinny equipment from districts near and far.
7/16/2012
Album ID: 1503133
Photos by Roger Gavan

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The Warwick Merchants� annual Sidewalk Sale took place under mostly sunny skies on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 13 - 15.
7/16/2012
Album ID: 1503294
Photos by Roger Gavan

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These are photographer Ed Bailey's photos from the George F. Baker High School graduation on June 22. The ceremony, originally scheduled to be held outside the high school in Tuxedo, was moved to the Greenwood Lake Middle School in anticipation of bad weather. Andrew Edward Ehlers was the valedictorian for the Class of 2012 at George F. Baker High School; Sara Anne Neyman was the salutatorian. One hundred and five young men and women graduated.
6/29/2012
Album ID: 1495307
Photos by Bob Quinn

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These are reporter/photographer Birgit Bogler's images from the graduation ceremony held Saturday, June 23, for the S.S. Seward Institute's Class of 2012. Jacob Weber was valedictorian and Allison Faliski the salutatorian at the 115th graduation ceremony. Weber also was the class president; the other class officers were: Shawn Howell, vice president; Amanda Brands, secretary; and Dianna Ryer, treasurer: Dianna Ryer. The Seward Class of 2012 has 78 members.
6/29/2012
Album ID: 1495312
Photos by Bob Quinn

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On Saturday, June 16, Warwick Municipal Airport was buzzing with activity with numerous take-offs and landings. Visiting pilots demonstrated daredevil maneuvers including thrilling acrobatics, low level aileron rolls, towing, and hovering while pointing straight up and hanging on the prop with electric radio controlled model aircraft. The event was sponsored by the Bergen County Silent Fliers.
6/18/2012
Album ID: 1489701
Photos by Roger Gavan

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These are photographs contributed to The Photo News. Area residents participated in a flag ceremony at Citifield in Flushing on June 16 when the Mets hosted the 10th Annual Greek Night. Monroe resident Tina Anastos, who is on the board of The Greek Children�s Fund, which raises and distributes funds for children dealing with life-threatening diseases for over 30 years, coordinated their participation. Anastos is also a member of the group�s organizing committee for Greek Night at Citifield. The Greek Children�s Fund coordinates a variety of activities for Greek Heritage Night including more than 100 Greek dancers, a bouzouki player, Greek music during the game and the evening�s color guard and flag ceremony. Because Anastos is involved locally with the Monroe Girl and Boy Scouts, she invited Monroe Cub Scout Pack 340, Boy Scout Troop 340, Monroe Cadette Troop 502 and Woodbury Cadette Troop 170 to participate in the opening flag ceremony, which also included scouts from the tri-state area.
6/16/2012
Album ID: 1490807
Photos by Bob Quinn

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These are Bob Picinotti's photographs, taken last Friday on Sandra Lane in Monroe. Last Friday, the highway department received a call that a fawn had fallen into a storm drain on Sandra Lane. The fawn�s rescue wasn�t anything new to the Town's DPW, according to Highway Superintendent Anthony Rizzo, as over the years the crew has rescued many cats, deer and other creatures who found themselves in perilous dilemmas. In fact, this was the third deer rescue this year. Often times, the highway department is called upon to remove dead or severely injured animals from the roadways, so to help return a live animal to its natural habitat is gratifying. �It is a feel good moment, we get that way in every situation we do,� he said. �I think rewarding is a better word. Our highway department is here to assist the fire district in any way we can. I�ve been involved in volunteer fire and rescue for 30 years. It�s good to pull someone or something alive out of anything, anytime. When we have something alive, whether animal or human, it makes our job a little more rewarding.�
6/12/2012
Album ID: 1486208
Photos by Bob Quinn

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The Warwick Valley High School Media Center was a beehive of activity on Friday morning, June 8. Chemistry students from Dorothy Ansley Smith�s AP (Advanced Placement) Chemistry class had invited third and fourth-grade students from Sanfordville Elementary School to help solve a �Who-Done-It� mystery through forensic science and in the process, get hooked on Science. For their final project this year, Smith�s students wrote the �Scandal at the Science Fair� mystery, made it into a movie and showed it to PIE (Partners in Education) elementary students.
6/11/2012
Album ID: 1485919
Photos by Roger Gavan

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On Friday, June 8, Village of Warwick officials, members of the Warwick Valley Gardeners and other distinguished guests gathered at Railroad Green to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Village Park. It was also an occasion to honor the Warwick Valley Gardeners on its 20th anniversary and call attention to the organization�s major contributions to the beautification of Railroad Green and the Village of Warwick. Mayor Michael Newhard and Jane Madis, president of the Warwick Gardeners, shared the stage as masters of ceremony.
6/10/2012
Album ID: 1485300
Photos by Roger Gavan