Bel Air Celebrates Holiday Season In Style

The Bel Air Christmas Parade took place Sunday afternoon.

By Kirsten Dize
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December 2, 2012

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Santa and Mrs. Claus wave to the crowd during the Bel Air Christmas Parade.

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Santa hats and reindeer antlers were outfit necessities for many attending the Bel Air Christmas Parade.

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One little boy representing fire prevention wishes parade goers a Merry Christmas.

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From left, 4-year-old Liam Merryman of Port Deposit, 6-year-old Devin Williams of Rising Sun and 4-year-old Grace Miller of Bel Air watch the parade with awe.

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One enthusiastic parade goer waves to baton twirlers as she shoots video of their performance.

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The Bel Air Christmas parade featured those with both two and four legs.

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The Bel Air Christmas Parade was a true family affair.

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Bel Air was immersed in Christmas spirit Sunday afternoon during the Bel Air Christmas Parade.

For the 23rd year in a row, marching bands and holiday themed floats cruised through town spreading holiday cheer.

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Ralphie

8:59 am on Monday, December 3, 2012

You really need to use spell-check. Emeresed? Immersed?

Kirsten Dize

12:05 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

Thanks! Long day.

Kirsten Dize

12:15 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

Thanks to everyone who has shared their own amazing photos!

Beth Muller Delaney

12:48 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

Actually, immerse is correct, it means to be involved in a specific interest : Bel Air was involved in the Christmas spirit. Emerse means to come above the surface of water!

Kirsten Dize

12:51 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

Beth, I did have the wrong word in the post originally. Ralphie was kind enough to point out my mistake. It's fixed in the story now.

Did anyone see the group standing in front of the court house wearing "free Lori and Alex" shirts? They were chanting "free Lori and Alex" throughout the whole parade. Just wondering if anyone knew what this was about!

Beth Muller Delaney

2:21 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012

He is a 16 year old who is being charged as an adult for a crime he ALLEGEDLY committed. I know of the story as he goes to the same school as my daughter. I however, will not give out any further information.