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Kingston Steer BBQ

Marley Lundrigan was roped into walking the parade route as the Steer BBQ’s mascot, Kingsley, by her father. A hot job!

Marley Lundrigan was roped into walking the parade route as the Steer BBQ’s mascot, Kingsley, by her father. A hot job! 1 height:500px;width:375px The slow-roasted beef of Kingston’s Steer BBQ is mouthwatering - along with salads, veggies and dinner fixins’. 2 width:500px;height:375px Kingston’s Delightfully Dashing Debutantes hosted a Christmas in July Red Hatters’ party on their parade float. 3 width:500px;height:375px Olivia Switzer and her child attendant led the parade as Kingston’s Apple Blossom Festival 2010 princess. 4 width:500px;height:375px Valley Shriners brought their mini-motorcycles, Flintstones’ car and all their fun mobiles to the parade. 5 height:500px;width:375px
The Middleton Lions’ kiddie train is always a hit with the youngsters. 6 width:500px;height:375px Sparky the fire dog walked in the parade - picking up a handy umbrella from a spectator en route to keep his fur dry! 7 height:500px;width:375px It takes a tractor to remove the barbecued steer from its spit, with lots of people making sure it makes it to the table. 8 width:500px;height:375px Volunteers leap into action, as lines grew outside for the noon serving of the classic Kingston Steer BBQ burger bits and dinners. 9 width:500px;height:375px Peter Stevenson shows off his 2002 1800 Honda Goldwing in the motorcycle show ‘n shine. Several dozen bikes turned out for the event. 10 width:500px;height:375px
A.A. Munroe of Greenwood sent their “sharpest pencil in town” to represent the business in Kingston’s Steer BBQ parade July 10 - passing out pencils along the way. 11 height:500px;width:375px
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Published on August 4, 2010

The 51st Kingston Steer BBQ July 10 did its best to feed the crowd that turned out for the traditional slow-roasted steer. From the support for entertainment, dessert contests, the street parade and more; village volunteers will use proceeds through the next few months to support on-going municipal and community-driven projects.

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