On Nov 11, at 10:30am the community is invited to gather at the top of Greenwich Avenue (at Amogerone Crossway) for the seventh annual “Greenwich Veterans Day Patriotic Walk.” Continue Reading →
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On Nov 11, at 10:30am the community is invited to gather at the top of Greenwich Avenue (at Amogerone Crossway) for the seventh annual “Greenwich Veterans Day Patriotic Walk.” Continue Reading →
Mr. Studwell, who served in the US Army from 1966 to 1972, said that on a somber note, the school lost one of its veterans this year, John “Ted” Allen. “He was a gentleman I sat next to here at this event for the past two years. And it would be my honor to recognize his two grand daughters,” Studwell said. Continue Reading →
The 6th annual patriotic community walk on Veterans Day marked 100 years since the end of World War I, which was the topic of remarks by keynote speaker Dean Gamanos. Commander of the American Legion Peter LeBeau talked about Greenwich’s Col Raynal Bolling, whose likeness is immortalized in a statue outside the Havemeyer building. Bolling was the first high-ranking officer of the United States Army to be killed in combat in World War I.
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This Sunday, November 11th, when everyone goes about their daily business, take a moment to remember each and every life that served to defend and fight for the nation while we live so blessed and comfortably in town. Continue Reading →
Hamilton Avenue School children waived American flags before pledging allegiance and meeting local veterans and service members on Friday morning. Some children didn’t know that the two school crossing guards Alex Crawford and John Szymanski are both veterans. Continue Reading →
Participants are invited to bring photographs of relatives and friends who served in the military.
After the walk, at 11:00am, the American Legion Post 29, in cooperation with the Greenwich Veterans Council, will host a ceremony at the World War I monument at the corner of Greenwich Avenue and Arch Street. Continue Reading →
The annual community walk for veterans started at the corner of Amogerone and Greenwich Ave and concluded outside the Havemeyer building where there is a war monument. Continue Reading →
It was almost not to be. The 13 metal plaques honoring alumni of Byram School who perished serving their country were removed when the school closed and became McKinney Terrace. Continue Reading →
Hundreds turned out to accompany veterans in a community walk down Greenwich Ave for Veteran’s Day. The walk was punctuated by a ceremony emceed by Bruce Winningham, with remarks from Ed Vick and Heather Knapp. Continue Reading →
Cameras were drawn to Al Hartig’s friendly smile during Tuesday’s Veteran’s Day community walk, organized and emceed by Bruce Winningham. Continue Reading →