Ambridge Rotary Club along with Bridgetown Taphouse teamed up and worked with Ambridge Borough, Patricia Garrity Parra, and Little Athens Catering to bring a little afternoon fun for the youth and young at heart on Saturday.
Hundreds came down to Merchant Street to watch and/or be in a parade and trick or treat with participating businesses.
Ambridge Police gave 200 treat bags to kids to encourage children to say no to drugs. The treat bags include activity books, school supplies, and treats that spread the message of the dangers of drugs and bullying.
"This is the most people I have seen at a parade in a long time" shared Fenice Iorfido-Durbin, New Alliance General Operations Supervisor. Durbin and staff members stayed open afterhours to particpate in the event.
" We gave out over 600 pieces of candy" added Durbin.
See photo by Alan Freed/ Ambridge Connection and a Video By Ted Kotula / Ambridge Connection below.
Ambridge Police gave 200 treat bags to kids to encourage children to say no to drugs. The treat bags include activity books, school supplies, and treats that spread the message of the dangers of drugs and bullying.
"This is the most people I have seen at a parade in a long time" shared Fenice Iorfido-Durbin, New Alliance General Operations Supervisor. Durbin and staff members stayed open afterhours to particpate in the event.
" We gave out over 600 pieces of candy" added Durbin.
See photo by Alan Freed/ Ambridge Connection and a Video By Ted Kotula / Ambridge Connection below.
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