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NFA graduates and their families nearly filled the Dodd Stadium seats and concourse Wednesday at the 165th graduation ceremony.
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NFA graduates and their families nearly filled the Dodd Stadium seats and concourse Wednesday at the 165th graduation ceremony.
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Norwich — In the past, the Norwich Memorial Day parade has been a smallish community affair, with local veterans, civic and youth groups represented, followed by a solemn ceremony at the war memorials section of Chelsea Parade. But after more than a year of canceled events, silent streets and masks, the entire region appears ready to march. Organizers estimate the parade that will step off at noon from the Little Plain green on Broadway across from the Cathedral of St. Patrick and head to Chelsea Parade, will be triple its normal size. The parade will take place Monday rain or shine.