A contingent from West Hartford marched in Hartford’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on Sunday, March 19.
West Hartford contingent in the 50th Annual Hartford St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Courtesy photo
By Ronni Newton
Hartford’s 50th St. Patrick’s Day parade returned Saturday after several cancellations, and a large contingent from West Hartford joined in the festivities.
The parade was canceled in March 2020 as the impact of COVID-19 was just beginning its impact on the area, and was not held in 2021 amid the lingering pandemic. And, in 2022, the event was postponed for a week due to severe weather forecast on March 12, which was the original date.
Under cloudy and occasionally misty skies, former marshals and honorees from West Hartford, representatives from the West Hartford Police and West Hartford Fire departments, and a Friends of Feeney float were among the town’s participants in the parade.
A Friends of Feeney float was part of the West Hartford contingent in the 50th Annual Hartford St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Courtesy photo
West Hartford contingent in the 50th Annual Hartford St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Courtesy photo
The West Hartford Police Department created a video of their experience, which was shared on their Facebook page.
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