VETERANS—11 a.m. Cooperstown Veterans Day Parade. Veterans march up Main Street to the World War I memorial on Pine Street. Starts at The Veterans Club, 60 Main Street, Cooperstown.…
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VETERANS—2 p.m. “Veterans’ Day Ceremony.” Presented by the Gilbertsville American Legion Auxiliary. Featuring a proclamation, keynote speaker Gary Flaherty of the Oneonta Veterans Outreach Center, music and more. Butternut Valley Grange Hall, 7 Bloom Street, Gilbertsville. (607) 783-2232.…
Photo Album Village of Cooperstown Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony, November 11, 2024…
Chaplain Dave Jackson of Cooperstown American Legion Post 579 opened with a prayer, followed by comments from Legion Commander Mike Boyson and American Legion Auxiliary President Jeannie Turner. The full text of Monday’s ceremony is as follows:…
Photos from Veterans Day events in the Village of Cooperstown and the City of Oneonta.…
CONCERT—3 p.m. “Salute to Veterans.” Presented by the Oneonta Community Concert Band. Free and open to the public. First United Methodist Church, 66 Chestnut Street, Oneonta. (607) 437-1529 or visit https://www.facebook.com/oneontacommunityconcertband/…
Yarosh has spoken to and inspired millions of people from all walks of life, including sports teams, schools, churches, military groups, and non-profits. For his heroic service, he received the Purple Heart. Additionally, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation has built and dedicated a smart home for Yarosh and his family.…
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Honoring Our Veterans VETERANS DAY VETERANS DAY—10:30 a.m. “14th Annual Veteran’s 5K Run/Walk.” Race begins at Noon. $20. Cherry Valley Community Center, 2 Genesee Street, Cherry Valley. 607-435-1658 (texts preferred) or visit https://www.cherryvalley.com/events/25mainteach-cxg5w PARADE – 11 a.m. “Cooperstown Veterans Day Parade.” Begins at the Cooperstown American Legion and proceeds up Main Street to the intersection of Main Street and Pine Boulevard, where the veterans host the Veterans Day ceremony. Main Street, Cooperstown. (607) 547-8282. VETERANS –…
Veterans Day has a long and substantial history. It was first celebrated as Armistice Day, the day that the warring nations of America and Europe agreed on an armistice, a temporary cessation of hostilities, that brought World War I—the Great War, the war to end all wars, the bloodiest conflict so far in all of humankind’s bloody history, with more than 8.5 million military casualties...…
The local admission-free concert is designed to honor veterans of all years and branches, and the event is open to the public. The program includes the “Armed Forces Salute,” during which veterans are asked to stand and be recognized when their military branch theme is played.…
