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Jersey Shore Town Meeting returns

RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Locals turn out for a night of fun and thrills during the Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the annual community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Revelers of all ages gathered for the annual Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent A game attendant waits for patrons to arrive shortly after the gates opened for the Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the annual community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent A ride attendant takes a break between patrons during the Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the annual community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Alexis Bradford provides live entertainment at the Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the annual community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Revelers of all ages gathered for the annual Jersey Shore Town Meeting on Monday. Despite storms in the area, lines formed at food stands and popular attractions as people turned out for the community event. The fun continues all week with rides, games, food stands and live performances on stage. Wednesday features the crowning of Queen Tiadaghton while Thursday’s highlights include a parade and the results of the Baby Sweetheart King and Queen competition. A fireworks display on Saturday closes out this year’s festivities.

The threat of rain couldn’t beat the enthusiasm in the air as Jersey Shore kicked off its 64th annual Town Meeting Monday night with a ribbon cutting, followed by entertainment courtesy of Alexis Bradford.

The celebration continues throughout the week with Jimmy Mowery, Les DiMasimo, DJ Dan Harrington, Jeff Kicks Jr. as “Elvis” and Flashback providing entertainment from the stage.

The parade will kick off Thursday’s festivities at 6 p.m., and will be followed by the Baby Sweetheart and Queen Tiadaghton crowning.

The celebration ends with a bang as attendees are treated to a “magnificent” air and ground fireworks display at 9:45 p.m. on Saturday.

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