Sporting a tiny top hat and miniature mustache for the occasion, Jose Goines, with a helpful hoist by Amanda Grube, watches the Seventh Annual Milton St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 9 on Union Street. BY DENY HOWETH
Vanessa Cooper, left, and Charlene Jones wear top hats and green feather boas for the stroll down Union Street. BY DENY HOWETH
Enjoying the sunny day in Milton are (l-r) Kelsey Charron of Magnolia, and MacKenzie Burns and Cayden Willis of Millsboro. BY DENY HOWETH
Milton's agricultural history was represented by an Oliver 66 tractor and a new John Deer tractor. BY DENY HOWETH
Allison Schell sports a tiny top hat while representing the Southern Delaware Rollergirls. BY DENY HOWETH
The Irish Pipe Brigade travelled from Wildwood, N.J. to perform in the parade. BY DENY HOWETH
Lorraine Messitt of The Problematics marches with the Delaware Seashore Parrotheads. BY DENY HOWETH
Shaun Baynum sporting giant ball necklace and a shamrock top hat. BY DENY HOWETH
Representatives of Casa San Francisco, one of the beneficiaries of the parade, strut their stuff. BY DENY HOWETH
Dogfish Head, a parade sponsor, combined a Wizard of Oz icon with its St. Patricks' Day theme. BY DENY HOWETH
Gabrielle, left, and Kyleigh Witter of Henderson, Md. show their St. Patrick's Day spirit with Bruno the silky terrier. BY DENY HOWETH
Hundreds of people from all over travelled to Milton March 9 to enjoy the wearing of the green. Presented by Irish Eyes Milton, the parade celebrated its seventh year. The day began with a 5K run/walk and finished with the Irish Pipe Brigade from Wildwood, N.J.
Proceeds benefit the Milton Fire Department, Casa San Fransisco, Best Buddies Delaware and Milton Chamber of Commerce.
