SACKETS HARBOR — The village’s 50th Can-Am Festival will be bigger than ever July 16 and 17. The website for the event features a countdown that breaks the wait into
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SACKETS HARBOR â The much-loved Can-Am Festival will return to the village July 17-18 for the 49th annual celebration.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions regarding marching bands, the village had to cancel the parade for this year, but enthusiasts shouldnât fear: In 2022, the 50th anniversary Can-Am Festival will host one of the north countryâs largest parades. Over 70 different marching bands, floats, animals, and other units will be included. At the conclusion of the parade, there will be a concert performed by various bands and musical entries at the judging bandstand.
This yearâs event will feature food, fun and shopping, along with cornhole and Fortnite tournaments, a wine garden and farmers market, and vintage baseball sponsored by Northern Credit Union.
SACKETS HARBOR â The much-loved Can-Am Festival will return to the village July 17-18 for the 49th annual celebration.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions regarding marching bands, the village had to cancel the parade for this year, but enthusiasts shouldnât fear: In 2022, the 50th anniversary Can-Am Festival will host one of the north countryâs largest parades. Over 70 different marching bands, floats, animals, and other units will be included. At the conclusion of the parade, there will be a concert performed by various bands and musical entries at the judging bandstand.
This yearâs event will feature food, fun and shopping, along with cornhole and Fortnite tournaments, a wine garden and farmers market, and vintage baseball sponsored by Northern Credit Union.
Patrick Chirico almost immediately sent his pregnant wife and two small children from their Brooklyn apartment to live with her mother in Watertown when the pandemic hit in February 2020.
Knowing that his family was safe, he stayed behind to do his part during those early days of COVID-19 to help make sure the medical community got some needed personal protection equipment when he worked on a project to manufacture 500,000 facial masks.
Once that work was complete, he returned to his hometown, where he joined his wife Brittany and 6âyearâold son and 3âyearâold daughter in July. Two months earlier, they purchased their first home, a threeâbedroom Cape Codâstyle house in Watertown.