Photos: Warren honors its veterans, past and present

Posted 11/16/22

Photos from Warren's annual Veterans Day ceremony on Friday, Nov. 11 at the Town Common.

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Photos: Warren honors its veterans, past and present

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The Town of Warren held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on Friday, Nov. 11 at the Town Common, with veteran speakers providing an appreciated dose of perspective on the meaning and importance of the day.

It is the second ceremony held since the Town refurbished its Roll Call monument, which includes the names of all those who served in foreign and domestic conflicts from the Revolution through to the modern wars in the Middle East and elsewhere abroad.

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Dave McCarthy (left) John Cianci carry memorial wreath (front) and Rep Jason Knight and John LaDuke carry a second wreath (back) to be placed at the war memorial during the ceremony.

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Hailey Lagarto, 7, and sister, Reagan, 5, find dad, Daniel's name at the war memorial before the ceremony. Daniel is an Iraqi War vet and a Warren policeman.

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Navy veteran and recently re-elected Rep. Jason Knight speaks during the ceremony.

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Jason Kight and John LaDuke place a wreath at the war memorial during the ceremony.

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