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The holiday spirit is about to march its way through Bristol Township Saturday.
The annual Bristol Township Holiday parade will make its way through Levittown starting at noon Saturday. The parade will kick off from Brookwood Elementary School on Haines Road and conclude at the Benjamin Franklin School on Mill Creek Road.
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As in previous years, the parade will feature local emergency responders, the Philadelphia Eagles pep band, the Harry S. Truman High School Marching Band and many local sports teams and nonprofits, organizers said. They added that Santa’s elves will be heading out along the parade route to collect Christmas letters from kids.
“Bristol Township has much to be thankful for and so many reasons to celebrate during the holiday parade and throughout the holiday season. Money Magazine recently named the Levittown section of Bristol Township as the ‘41st Best Place to Live in America’ and was the only community in Pennsylvania to make the list,” Township Manager Bill McCauley said.
Those participating in the parade will begin assembling at Brookwood Elementary School around 11 a.m.
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For more information, contact Bristol Township Recreation Coordinator Sherri Champey at 267-812-2933.
