Chase Fritsch, 18 months, stays dry in his stroller and under a fireman's hat. BY DENY HOWETH
Robert, 4, gets his shoes replaced by his mother Danielle Evans after his stint in the Bouncey House. BY DENY HOWETH
City of Lewes employees (l-r) Ellen Lorraine McCabe, Carol Richardson and Lenora Dillinger keep the grill in action for the free hamburgers and hotdogs. BY DENY HOWETH
A couple relaxes out of the rain while The Movies play on. BY DENY HOWETH
Dancing ladies Kate and Terri Thomas are moved by The Movies' performance. BY DENY HOWETH
The Movies' Jr. Wilson puts some country in his performance with a banjo. BY DENY HOWETH
Jayden Johnson, 4, gets a feeling for the fire trucks. He decided he would be a sports star instead of a fireman. BY DENY HOWETH
Jamie Locklear from the Lewes Police Department records the K-9 demonstration with his American flag iPhone. BY DENY HOWETH
Seaside Church in Nassau participates in National Night Out every year with the popular french fry stand. They go through about 250 pounds of donated fries, and they have a hard time keeping up. Jeffrey Clendaniel and Eileen Furnish keep the fries coming. BY DENY HOWETH
Aiyanna Ward, 2, tries to keep it all together at National Night Out. BY DENY HOWETH
Lewes took part in National Night Out, a program that gathers law enforcement agencies, fire departments, FOP lodges, individuals, church and community groups dedicated to the promotion of crime prevention and safety.
This year the event was held Aug. 6 in George H.P. Smith Park. Lewes Police Sgt. Sherrie Harmon helped organize the event. About 300 citizens attended the event where they were offered free burgers, hot dogs, french fries, ice cream, candy, toys, gifts, music and game and toy raffles. Several bikes were raffled off. Music by The Movies played in the background.
K-9 demonstrations were held while firetrucks and vintage police cars were on display.
