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Western Queens honors Americas heroes past and present

Western Queens honored those who died in the line of duty at a Memorial Day parade sponsored by the Saint Sebastian Catholic War Veterans of Woodside. The parade began at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and concluded in Doughboy Park in Woodside, where Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Sunnyside) spoke. “Today, we remember those who have bravely fought in defense of our nation,” Van Bramer said. “All Americans owe a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid to the men and women that defend our freedoms.” In nearby Sunnyside Gardens, a Memorial Day barbecue offered activities and performances for kids of all ages. Face painting, arts and crafts and an inflatable joust were just some of the activities that helped usher in the unofficial start of summer.

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Anastasia Rybitskiy, 9, awaits the finishing touches on her facepaint, above.

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Al Josiah gets caught goofing off while manning the Noah's Ark Animal Workshop booth.

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Ceol na Gleanna plays for the crowd. The young musicians have qualified for the All Ireland Fleadh in Cavan this August, and will be performing all over the five boroughs in the coming months to pay for the trip.

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Oisin Moore, 11, takes a swing at his friend George McKnight, 10, trying to knock him off balance in the joust.

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Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, left, joins US Army Spec. Kenneth Keegan in front of Doughboy Park in Woodside on Memorial Day.

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Ellen Parker, 9, adds a layer of sand to her bottle as Aliana Alix helps her daughter Niko create a masterpiece of her own.

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