veterans

Boukus heads Secret Santa Collection for veterans

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State Rep. Elizabeth “Betty” Boukus, representing Plainville, New Britain and Bristol, hosted a press conference in the Legislative Office Building capping off the collection for the Ninth annual Secret Santa Collection for the State of Connecticut Veterans Home and Hospital in Rocky Hill. Gov. Dannel P.

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From left, State Rep. Jack Hennessy, state Rep. Claire Janowski, Donte and Domenic Chambrello, Veterans Commissioner Linda Schwartz, state Sen. Paul Doyle, Alex Santini and state Rep. Betty Boukus load a van to deliver gifts to the State of Connecticut Veterans Home and Hospital in Rocky Hill.

Memorial Day observances

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Plainville Memorial Day events will start at 6:30 a.m. with a ceremony at the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Northwest Drive followed by solemn wreath-laying ceremonies at St. Joseph’s Cemetery on Farmington Avenue, West Cemetery on Unionville Avenue, and East Cemetery on East Street.

Veterans Day 2010

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Veterans representing all branches of service stand in Veterans Memorial Park in Plainville at 11:11 a.m. to honor those people who have died serving their country. In the background, the Civil War memorial monument can be seen.

Remembering our veterans

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U.S. Marines fire a volley at Plainville's 2010 Memorial Day ceremony held May 31 at Veterans Memorial Park following the parade. Organizers said it was one of the best-attended Memorial Day observance in years. See more than 200 photos from the parade and event in our online photo gallery: click above on photo gallery tab and selection Plainville Memorial Day 2010.

Memorial Day observances

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The Memorial Day activities on Monday, May 31 will begin with ceremonies in remembrance of those who died in service to the country. Residents can meet at the Plainville Veterans of Foreign Wars on Northwest Drive at 6:30 a.m. The procession will leave the VFW for ceremonial observances at St.

Woman's club project aids veterans who are students

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Three area clubs affiliated with the Greater Federation of Women’s Clubs have been collaborating at developing the Tunxis Veterans’ Oasis.

Club's efforts result in Oasis for veterans

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Three area clubs affiliated with the Connecticut Chapter of Greater Federation of Women's Clubs have been collaborating to develop the Tunxis Veterans' Oasis. The "oasis" is the new on-campus space for veterans and service members studying at Tunxis Community College in Farmington.

GI Bill benefits begin May 1

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On May 1, U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy announced that veterans eligible for education benefits under the new Post-9/11 GI Bill are able to apply for benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs online beginning May 1. Members of the Armed Forces who have served on active duty since Sept.

Country indebted to veterans

On Nov. 3, Gov. M. Jodi Rell released the following proclamation:

The citizens of our country are justly proud of the men and women who have fought to defend the principles of liberty and freedom on which our nation was founded.

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