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Members of the Greenfield and surrounding communities marched down the city’s Main Street on Friday morning before gathering at Veterans Mall to honor veterans locally and nationwide. “Your sacrifices as service members may not always be understood by...

When we laid my brother Michael Crescenz to rest after he was killed in Vietnam in 1968, I thought that was the end of the story. It wasn't, thanks to the local veteran community.

Cloudy skies did not stop a sizable crowd from turning up at Mashpee’s Community Park at 10 AM on Friday, November 11, for the town’s annual Veteran’s Day Ceremony. Speakers

Brigadier General Dr. Dan Locker, the Late Lt. Colonel Bob Turner Honored

On Friday, Nov. 11, across Livingston County, cities celebrated Veterans Day and honored nearly 20 million people who have served.

Looking for way to celebrate our veterans? Heres a rundown of the events happening Friday in the Pensacola area.

MARION — Fourth and fifth graders at Marion Elementary School got to meet, greet and talk with several veterans Friday.

The sanctuary at Trinity Lutheran Church was quiet as seventh-grader Madison Ostransky made a pledge.

The ceremony featured flags, salutes, "Taps," speeches and a wreath to recognize and honor retired and active-duty military as well as their families.

Well, the beloved Doughboy truly became a Snowboy this week, so this year's ceremony is moving inside.