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Shrewsbury WWII Veteran Honored Ahead Of 101st Birthday
A Shrewsbury World War II veteran was honored last week ahead of his 101st birthday later this month.

A Shrewsbury World War II veteran was honored last week ahead of his 101st birthday later this month.

The 93.7-acre park will be the city's largest community park.
Also known as the Fallen Comrade Table, the display has long been featured at formal military dinners, banquets, and memorial ceremonies.
Matthew E. Reardon details a battle in Connecticut during the Revolution, commanded by one of history’s most famous military names.
EHS freshmen interviewed local veterans to better understand military service and challenge common stereotypes.
A Shrewsbury veteran and longtime community volunteer was honored this spring.
Thanks To Yanks is collecting personal care items, snacks and other donations for care packages bound for service members overseas.
From a brand partner: From handwritten notes to family traditions, small gestures can help loved ones feel closer across the miles.
A local cannabis company teamed up with Thanks To Yanks to collect items for veterans and military families.
“We do these things out of love for our country, our veterans, military families and our neighbors.”
A 65-year-old U.S. Air Force Veteran and a 78-year-old U.S. Army Veteran recently received no-cost repairs from the service organization.
U.S. Army veteran Maria Cristina Garcia will be the featured speaker.
A Worcester native serving in the U.S. Navy recently received a medal for his work with a previous command.
Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. called this "the least we can do."
The May 31 event will feature classic cars, military displays, music, raffles, food trucks and family-friendly activities, organizers say.
The group began the weekly meetings earlier this month.
Read about one woman's quest to recognize a Newtown man who provided a lifeline home for soldiers serving overseas during WWII.
Legislator Rebecca Sanin honored Lopez during Suffolk County’s annual EMS Recognition Ceremony in Hauppauge.
Local veterans on Monday issued a call for public support as unclaimed Army veteran Harry Levin was laid to rest. They showed up.
She now moves to the regional round of finalists.
An 82-year-old U.S. Navy Veteran received no-cost repairs from the non-profit veterans service organization at his Stratford home.
Harry Levin, a U.S. Army veteran who fought in WWII, will be buried Tuesday, May 19. The NL American Legion hopes the public will attend.
From a brand partner: From emergency housing to food assistance, Vetwork helps veterans facing hardship after service.
The designation honors schools in seven school districts for strong support of students from military families.
Town native and U.S. Navy veteran Kenny Hiltz will serve as Parade Marshal.
The president will congratulate the cadets on their hard work and dedication.
The Disabled American Veterans says national service officers will offer free claims and appeals support in Somers later this month.
Mayor Pro Tem Bob Karwin filled in as mayor during Estrada's military deployment.
This year, which marks the country's 250th birthday, 10 residents are being recognized for their service in the "Hometown Heroes" program.
The Arlington and D.C. race weekend on May 30-31 will include a new partnership with Amaury Sport Organisation.
A dedicated “Penpal & Helper to Our Heroes” to be recognized 80 years later during a ceremony at the Newtown Cemetery.
Veteran Jodie Knox will stop in Fredericksburg and D.C. during a solo ride from Florida to Maine to benefit wounded warrior charities.
Members of Westhampton Beach Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society recently raised funds for the Wounded Warrior Project.
Yardley Mayor Caroline Thompson is asking residents to help support the annual military veterans event.
Free admission to the event will be available for Cathedral City residents, military, first responders.
Visit Mount Vernon May 2 and 3 to hear cannon fire, see musket smoke, talk battle strategy and more.
Bayport-Blue Point High School students learned how nutrition, strength training and stress management support performance under pressure.
The May 3 parade will be led by a man who showed remarkable courage during wartime and served as a founding member of VFW Post 9545.
The Southold American Legion, Auxiliary and Long Island Cares are hosting the event, featuring more than 25 veterans service organizations.
The project features a patriotic design created by Minooka Junior High 8th grader Ava Ruiz.