She is our longest running parade participant, but not the oldest. Her first entry into the parade was in 1984, 40 years ago. She is one of seven mothers that started ShareNet Food Bank.
She spent 10 years as a Cub Scout Leader for Triple Nickel, as well as a Commissioner for the Boy Scouts of America. She spearheaded the traffic light at Streibel's Corner and nominated the grade school to be named after Richard Gordon's. She has been a four-time cancer survivor since 2017.
Please join us in congratulating Cheryl on being our 2024 Kingston Main Street Parade Grand Marshall. Thank you for all you do Cheryl.
The Kingson 4th of July Celebration Committee
State Highway 104, Kingston, WA
The Parade runs from Lindvog Rd to Washington Ave. Viewing areas available on N and S sides of Hwy 104.
Central Ave, between Ohio Ave and Washington Blvd.
Kingston Cove Yacht Club, 25815 Washington Blvd NE.
Mike Wallace Park, Port of Kingston
Breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, ham, orange juice and coffee. Open to the public. Hosted by the Kingston Cove Yacht Club.
Music entertainment ranging from country to jazz, classic rock, blues, soul and more!
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Beer, wine, and spirits will be available for guests 21 and over. Open to the public. Hosted by The Kingston Cove Yacht Club.
Inflatable and bouncy house attractions along with other activities, food vendors, and non-food vendors. Tiny Town will close for 1 hour for the Parade.
Join us for a special 4th of July climbing event at Elevated Adventures! Register at: www.ElevatedAdventures.com
The Parade runs from Lindvog Rd to Washington Ave. Viewing areas available on N and S sides of Hwy 104.
Free for children 12 and under. A nominal charge for adults. Until supplies run out. Hosted by the Kingston Cove Yacht Club.
Race starts when parade traffic is cleared. Hosted by the Kingston Beautification Committee and Kingston North Kitsap Rotary.
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