The Damp family cheers after a trophy for Largest Family Group, with seven members.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Although this year’s Winter Carnival theme was changed from “Fiesta” to “Festival” out of cultural sensitivity, many people still dressed up in Latin American garb, such as this colorful mask.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Tammy Loewy of the colorfully-clad Soma Beats dance group dances on Main Street during Saturday’s Saranac Lake Winter Carnival gala parade.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Students from St. Bernard’s School dress up as hot-air balloons, with costumes made from beach balls and laundry baskets. Judges awarded them the first-place prize for the parade’s best school walking group.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
elvis lives — and gets funky.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Drummers get up close with the crowd.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Paul Smith’s College’s mascot, the Bobcat, high-fives a youngster during the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Parade Saturday.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
A giant Cupid soars atop the float put together by the Saranac Lake Kiwanis Club, with help from HomEnergy and Rumble Carpentry.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Joe Dadey, Bob Seidenstein and Jack Drury of the Brothers of the Bush hot-tub their way through the village during Saturday’s Winter Carnival Gala Parade.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Chris Poulin plays bass and sings with a live rock band on the float of St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment and Recovery Centers.
(Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)
Dressed as snowpeople, students from Bloomingdale School do a dance step in the parade. Judges gave them second prize for best school walking group.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Members of the Paul Smith’s College Woodsmen’s Team hoot and holler as they ride a skidder they named Babe the Blue Ox, after legendary lumberjack Paul Bunyan’s animal companion.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Brandy Clark, left, is greeted by fellow Lawn Chair Lady and this year’s Winter Carnival Queen Nancy LaBombard in front at the end of the gala parade route on Saturday.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Students from St. Bernard’s School dress up as hot-air balloons, with costumes made from beach balls and laundry baskets. Judges awarded them the first-place prize for the parade’s best school walking group.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Gala Parade results are as follows for the winners of first and second place trophies in various categories, as well as the Louis Fobare Memorial Trophy for Best of Show.
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Louis Fobare Memorial Trophy Best of Show
Bucket Ruckus and Soma Beats
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Drummers get up close with the crowd.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Business Group – Float
First Place: St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment and Recovery Centers
Second Place: Charlie’s Inn
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Business Group – Walking
Dressed as snowpeople, students from Bloomingdale School do a dance step in the parade. Judges gave them second prize for best school walking group.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
First Place: Rusty Nail
Second Place: Adirondack Health
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Civic or Volunteer Group – Float
First Place: Saranac Lake Kiwanis Club with HomEnergy Services and Rumble Carpentry
Tammy Loewy of the colorfully-clad Soma Beats dance group dances on Main Street during Saturday’s Saranac Lake Winter Carnival gala parade.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Second Place: N/A
Civic or Volunteer Group – Walking
First Place: Eagle Island
Second Place: Shriners
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A giant Cupid soars atop the float put together by the Saranac Lake Kiwanis Club, with help from HomEnergy and Rumble Carpentry.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Youth Group — Float
First Place: Boy Scouts Troop 12
Second Place: N/A
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School Group — Float
Brandy Clark, left, is greeted by fellow Lawn Chair Lady and this year’s Winter Carnival Queen Nancy LaBombard in front at the end of the gala parade route on Saturday.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
First Place: Northern Lights School
Second Place: N/A
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School Group — Walking
First Place: St. Bernard’s School
Second Place: Bloomingdale School
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Independent Group – Float
First Place: Brothers of the Bush
Second Place: Allen Moody Landscaping
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Independent Group — Walking
First Place: Bucket Ruckus and Soma Beats
Second Place: Lawn Chair Ladies
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For those winners who did not pick up their trophies at the Winter Carnival Parade Bands Sound-off following the parade, they are available at the Saranac Lake Chamber of Commerce located at 39 Main St.
Members of the Paul Smith’s College Woodsmen’s Team hoot and holler as they ride a skidder they named Babe the Blue Ox, after legendary lumberjack Paul Bunyan’s animal companion.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Chris Poulin plays bass and sings with a live rock band on the float of St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment and Recovery Centers.
(Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)
Joe Dadey, Bob Seidenstein and Jack Drury of the Brothers of the Bush hot-tub their way through the village during Saturday’s Winter Carnival Gala Parade.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
elvis lives — and gets funky.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
Paul Smith’s College’s mascot, the Bobcat, high-fives a youngster during the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Parade Saturday.
(Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart)
Although this year’s Winter Carnival theme was changed from “Fiesta” to “Festival” out of cultural sensitivity, many people still dressed up in Latin American garb, such as this colorful mask.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)