|  | | | The Faith Tabernacle Church Band provided entertainment for East Longmeadow's third annual National Night Out. |
| |  | | | Maeve O'Sullivan, 3, had her face painted and played at the tables provided by the Kids Place. She and her parents, Katie and Bob O'Sullivan, came out to "enjoy a fun event in the community." |
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|  | | | Reporter Courtney Llewellyn poses with the Life Star helicopter that stopped by the town's National Night Out. |
| |  | | | One of the highlights of the car show, which included 87 entries this year, was Richard Markham's "Ice Car." |
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|  | | | Selectmen Joe Townshend and Jack Villamaino served as the judges for the car show. They are pictured here in front of their second place winner. |
| |  | | | Al Saulnier, who serves with the Fourth Degree Honor Guard with the Knights of Columbus, was decked out in full regalia for the event. The four degrees of the Knights are charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. |
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|  | | | (left to right) Event organizer Susan Grimaldi, Springfield City Councilor Kateri Walsh who will be running for Mary Rogeness' representative seat and event founder, Police Chief Doug Mellis. |
| |  | | | Russell Rennel (with microphone) recited the Pledge of Allegiance after he and John Kopec, both of American Legion Post 293, raised the flag to mark the start of the National Night Out. |
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|  | | | The Rotary Club of East Longmeadow displayed one of their shelter boxes at the event. Used in emergency situations, the shelter box offers a variety of supplies and a tent large enough to sleep a family of 10. |
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