Red, white, blue and trying to stay cool
This Fourth of July was the 250th anniversary of the U.S.A. Photos by Kat Sheridan
A.J. beat the heat with some ice cream. 
A festive family poses for a photo. 
A group of girls plays in the sand. 
Some boys sold lemonade at Jones Beach. 
The town of Dartmouth was covered in flags. 
Many were in line for a frozen treat. 
Some kids snuggle with their dog during a BBQ. 
A man grills some squash. 
A group of friends poses for a photo. 
Two boys play in the sand. 
Dogs were even dressed up for the day. 
A BBQ grill ready to grill. 
A kid enjoys an ice pop. 
Some properties even hung multiple flags. 
Two kids play during the BBQ. 
The Dartmouth High School put out a holiday message. 
Some festive balloons.
This Fourth of July was the 250th anniversary of the U.S.A. Photos by Kat Sheridan
A.J. beat the heat with some ice cream.
A festive family poses for a photo.
A group of girls plays in the sand.
Some boys sold lemonade at Jones Beach.
The town of Dartmouth was covered in flags.
Many were in line for a frozen treat.
Some kids snuggle with their dog during a BBQ.
A man grills some squash.
A group of friends poses for a photo.
Two boys play in the sand.
Dogs were even dressed up for the day.
A BBQ grill ready to grill.
A kid enjoys an ice pop.
Some properties even hung multiple flags.
Two kids play during the BBQ.
The Dartmouth High School put out a holiday message.
Some festive balloons.
The 95° heat couldn’t beat the Fourth of July, with people heading out to beaches and grills across town to celebrate.
Dartmouth was covered with flags, both traditional and “250” flags, for the 250th anniversary since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Families and friends flocked to the beaches with hot dogs and hamburgers, squash and smores, flags and swimsuits to celebrate together.
At Jones Beach, a number of families celebrated the holiday and enjoyed the water.
Three young cousins Adriel, Javian and Jadien were excited to spend the holiday together.
“We never get to spend time like this much,” said Adriel.
Ice cream was another popular way to cope with the temperature. The Bucket and Apponegansett Park were packed, with many either in the water or enjoying a frozen treat.
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