By Will DeMarco
Gazette Reporter 

Tradition reigns for Fourth of July

 
Fourth of July

A large flag which was displayed during the 2017 Fourth of July festivities at Sunnyside Park is lowered at dusk.

The Johnson parade, the traditional kickoff event for the county will start again at 10 a.m. at the north end of Johnson. Kathy Wolf of Uniontown, one of the Johnson organizers, noted the Johnson parade normally draws a larger crowd when the holiday falls in the middle of the week celebrants opt to stay local.

The parade will again head north from the community center and then make a return trip.

Rural Fire District 12 volunteers will serve breakfast in Johnson before the parade. The breakfast will start at 7 a.m. at the District 12 fire station on Becker Road in Johnson

Many Johnson parad...



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