The Fourth of July fell on a Thursday this year, but that didn't stop people from lining the streets of a Chicago suburb to watch a parade celebrating America's independence.
The Pioneer Press reports on the annual event in Northbrook, which featured more than 50 parade entries and was led by the Northbrook Civic Foundation.
"Here in Northbrook it's a great tradition, people on all sides of the streets gathered, celebrating America's independence, but also celebrating the great community of Northbrook," says Rep.
Brad Schneider, who attended five of the city's parades.
"I have great memories of the Fourth of July," says parade grand marshal Brooke Semel.
"Northbrook was a great place to grow up, so I figured it's just a great place to live and raise a family."
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