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Glantzes Lead Parade to Reunite Community | Concord News
Thousands flooded New Hampshire’s streets for a Fourth of July parade celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday, turning political divides into shared pride. In Amherst, a family recently returned to the state — including a six-year-old Revolutionary War enthusiast who led the parade in colonial gear — found deeper meaning in the event. They believe these moments “re-humanize” a fractured nation, reminding everyone they’re still Americans. Merrimack’s historic parade, more elaborate than ever, echoed that unity, while the Glantzes’ participation cemented their choice to call New Hampshire home…
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