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The TIMES
Port Jeff goes pink
Also: ‘If I Were a Whaler’ exhibit in Cold Spring Harbor; ‘West Side Story’ in Northport; SBU Sports
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History hits Smithtown streets Shelter panel suffers three resignations
Councilwoman Nowick’s advisory group loses three members citing inactivity
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Photos by Greg Catalano
Scenes from Saturday’s parade on Main Street in Smithtown, in celebration of the township’s 350th anniversary. Clockwise from top, the inflatable iconic Smithtown Bull rides down the street; the parade makes its way down Main Street; parade organizers narrate the festivities; young Smithtown natives hold a banner honoring Richard Smyth. BY PHIL CORSO
Smithtown was swarming with history on Saturday in honor of the town’s 350th anniversary. The Sesquarcentennial Parade marched down Main Street, starting at 11:30 a.m. and continued into the afternoon. Residents new and old came together in tribute of
the town’s founding, 350 years ago, and groups from throughout Smithtown marched down the parade route. Town officials and community leaders participated in the festivities by donning colonial garb more commonly found 350 years ago. See more photos on pages A13, A14, and A15.