Roman Fedkiw welcomed the crowd to the annual Ukrainian festival in Ukrainian Village after the Ukrainian Parade in Parma, Ohio. He told of the record 55 organizations in the 2013 parade. Fedkiw then read a proclamation from Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur.
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Parma Mayor Tim DeGeeter was introduced in both Ukrainian and English at the annual Ukrainian festival in Ukrainian Village after the Ukrainian Parade in Parma, Ohio. Mayor DeGeeter thanked the Ukrainian community for their support in Parma.
Roman Fedkiw thanked the workers and supporters of the annual Ukrainian festival in Ukrainian Village after the Ukrainian Parade in Parma, Ohio. He welcomed visitors from Toronto, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Arizona.
Roman Fedkiw said he is proud to be Ukrainian American and introduced the choir who sang the national anthems of the United States and Ukraine.
2 couples in Ukrainian costumes danced in the street at the annual Ukrainian festival in Ukrainian Village after the Ukrainian Parade in Parma, Ohio.
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