Photos: Lake Como residents mark Fourth of July with parade
Take a look back at this year's Fourth of July parade along the shores of Lake Como in the town of Geneva.Â
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Members of the Como Community Cares group on their float during the Lake Como Fourth of July parade.
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Above: Parade grand marshal Marge Szok with her great grandchildren, left to right, Tyler, Alexis, Olivia and Elizabeth Nowicki. Below: Kaitlyn Gutherie, left, and Elizabeth Riter riding in the Lake Como Fourth of July parade with Lorraine and Larry Swann, right.
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Kaitlyn Gutherie, left, and Elizabeth Riter riding in the Lake Como Fourth of July parade with Lorraine and Larry Swann, right.
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Lake Como resident Jean Gray posing with a truck at the annual Lake Como Fourth of July parade.
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J.P Springer, left, and Will Harkin wait on the back of a golf cart before the annual Lake Como Fourth of July parade begins.
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Junior grand marshal of the Lake Como Fourth of July parade Rachael Strong leading the parade on her pony.
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Lake Como residents drive down Lake Shore Drive during an annual Fourth of July parade.
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Lake Como resident Mary Smith waves a flag while driving in a Fourth of July parade with Mikey Smith, left, and Jack Schaffrath, right, in the back.
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