BRUNSWICK - Municipalities and organizations throughout the Mid-coast region are planning events to observe Memorial Day. Unless otherwise noted, all events are planned for Monday. Here is a listing of the details:
reet in Topsham to the Frank J. Wood Bridge, where a wreath ceremony will take place. The parade will continue along Maine Street in Brunswick to the Brunswick Mall, where a ceremony will take place, including several guest speakers and fly-overs by military aircraft. This year's theme is "Remembering Our National Guard and Reserves."
ot at 7:45 a.m. There are 5,373 veterans buried at the cemetery, which opened in 1867.

This year’s Memorial Day parade is scheduled to begin at 10 am, May 26. The parade will zigzag its way from the Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative at

By KAREN CAMPBELL Veterans of the past and present are expected to be honored by services held on their behalf Monday in two Auglaize County communities.

At 10 am Monday, May 26, there will be a Memorial Day service at Albacore Park in Portsmouth. Captain Robert Mazzone, Shipyard Commander at the Portsmouth

The annual Memorial Day parade and ceremonies will be held Monday, May 26. The parade will start promptly at 10 a.m. from Legion Hall, proceed down Beach Street to Main Street to School Street then to Pleasant Street and into Beech Grove Cemetery.
Memorial services will be held at the Legion Lot in the cemetery. Lt. Commander Brian Sullivan will lead the ceremony. Lt. Paul Brawley, U.S. Navy Reserve, will be the guest speaker and the Grand Marshal will be Chief Yoeman Paul Sargent.
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To honor and remember those who died in our nation's service, there will be three separate Memorial Day services including two parades on Monday by Defiance veterans groups, while dozens of area communities also hold services.
Herbert E. Anderson American Legion Post 117 will hold its traditional parade from downtown Defiance to Riverside Cemetery, beginning at 9 a.m. A continental breakfast will start at 8 a.m. at the legion hall, 648 Clinton St.
Hesselschwardt Detachment of the Marine Corps League ceremony will be held at Brunersburg Cemetery. Services begin at 9 a.m.

By SENTINEL STAFF Memorial Day events such as flag displays and veterans memorial ceremonies meet up with such festivities as the visiting Shrine Circus,

Fallen military men and women will be honored Monday with Memorial Day services in several area communities.
le Cemetery. The service will be conducted by members of American Legion Cole-Smith Post No. 350 in Spring Hill.
er Cemetery at 11 a.m. Sunday. More than 50 flags will make up the Avenue of Flags. Small U.S. flags will be placed on veterans’ graves, and the name of each veteran will be read. The Rev. January Kiefer, pastor of the New Lancaster United Methodist Church, will speak, and the service will also feature patriotic songs and readings.

By Tom Hintgen (Contact) | The Daily Journal Veterans, family members and county residents will take part in various Memorial Day ceremonies and other

Sylvania Memorial Day parade ~ (Sylvania) 9 am Service at Toledo Memorial Park, 6832 Monroe St. Parade starts at 10 at Lourdes College to Convent Blvd. to

State and local officials will hold a ceremony on Monday to dedicate the segment of Route 341 from the intersection of Elizabeth Street to Route 7 as Veterans Way. Public Act 07-232, An Act Concerning The Administration of The Department Of Transportation, contains provisions that specifically provide the designation. The ceremony will be held in conjunction with the town's Memorial Day Parade, which starts at 9 a.m. at Kent Center School and proceeds along Main Street to the Congregational Church.
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y elderly and disabled veterans-the Kent Center School Band led by director David Poirer, Kent Boy and Girl Scouts, Cubs and Brownies, the Kent Community Nursery

One of the nation's oldest flag-raising ceremonies honored Wisconsin veterans Friday morning in La Crosse. After 86 years, Central High School still holds the ceremony every year. Roses are placed by the schools memorial to fallen soldiers. The American flag is also raised. Central's entire student body of about 115 people was there.
The Tomah Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center is holding its annual Memorial Day program Friday afternoon. This year's program will pay tribute to more than ninety men and women from Wisconsin who lost their lives in operation Iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. The event is on the front steps of building 400 at 1:30 Friday afternoon. The Tomah Senior High School band will perform. There's an ice cream social following the ceremony.

By Molly Lovell People in cities and towns throughout Maine will be wearing red, white and blues this Memorial Day, May 26, while honoring the country’s

With partly cloudy skies but warm temperatures expected, Wilton’s Memorial Day parade will lead 40 or more marching units through Wilton Center on Monday, May 26.
While this is always an exciting community event, members of the Memorial Day Parade Committee hope residents will recognize the true meaning of the day, honoring American soldiers who have fallen in combat. This year’s theme, “Honor Their Sacrifice,” is meant to drive home that message.
which parade organizers have had trouble getting residents to attend in the past, will feature an address by Sgt. Matt Eversmann, a decorated hero of the Battle of Mogadishu, who also served in the Iraq War and recently retired from the U.S. Army after 20 years of active duty.

Monday, 9:30 am Parade from City Town Hall past Memorial Hall, stop by bridge for ceremony, return to Memorial Hall at 10:45 am The main ceremony will be

By Beverly Van Buskirk Plymouth County American Legion and VFW posts will join with others across the United States in Memorial Day services Monday, May 26,

• Davis: 10 am, Monday, May 26, VFW Post 6949 will conduct its program at the Davis Cemetery, 820 Poleline Road. The program will feature Yolo County

Both squads will march in the parade and participate in the ceremonies inside Public Schools Stadium that follow the parade.
⢠The Memorial Day parade starts at 12:30 p.m. on the corner of 59th Avenue West and Grand Avenue. From there, four high school bands â Marshall, Central, Hermantown and Proctor â along with members of the Honor Guard, American Legion Post 71 and Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars 6320 and Ladies Auxiliary and others will march down Grand Avenue, up 46th Avenue West to Fourth Street and the Public Schools stadium, where a ceremony will follow the parade. Theyâre also expecting a fly-over during the parade.
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By None By Brian Quinn Alfred - Memorial Day celebrations will be part of the Bi-Centennial Celebration. From 10-11 a.m. Monday the Bi-Centennial Committee is hosting a cemetery tour of the Alfred Rural Cemetery highlighting the graves and lives of the founders and important people who helped build the community. At 11 a.m. there will be a memorial service at the cemetery. Following the ceremony, from 12:15-1:15 p.m. the tours will continue.
Andover — The parade will get underway at 10 a.m. Monday. Members of the Lynch-Burgett Post 397 will meet at the community center while the band will meet at the school and the fire department and emergency squad will meet at the fire

Organizers expect a crowd of 700 to 1000 for this year’s Memorial Day ceremony, at 9 am Monday, May 26 in Central Park. Harold Vanasse, a former selectman,

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ie's Daycare (formerly the Burlington Inn) and ends at the Town Green and Cemetery.
intersection of Rte 5 and South Rd. It continues for 1.5 miles before ending at the town hall.

Hudson - Masonic Lodge No. 510, 49 E. Streetsboro Road (state Route 303), will host a 7 p.m. presentation on the Battle of Midway with World War II veteran and lodge member Gordon Simon. Veterans from all services will be honored. Call for reservations at 330-688-7061. Voluntary donation is $5 for adults and $3 for children over 12. Proceeds will go to a scholarship fund. Veterans are admitted free.
t the fire station, 7832 Main St. Adults, $4.50; children, $2.50. A parade will line up at 10:30 a.m. across from Hillside Park on West Comet Road and step off at 11 a.m., winding down Comet Avenue and through the center of town, ending at the Clinton Cemetery on Erie Avenue