Inclement weather moves many Veterans Day events indoors
The arrival of remnants from Tropical Storm Nicole is causing some changes to Veterans Day events in the Hudson Valley.
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Nov 11, 2022, 11:59 AM
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Updated 724 days ago
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15h agoThe remnants from Tropical Storm Nicole
caused some changes to Veterans Day events and high school playoff football
games.
Eastchester, New Rochelle, and North Salem
were among the communities that moved their Veterans Day commemorations indoors
to avoid the rain.
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On the gridiron, the Class D football playoff game between
Tuckahoe and Haldane was moved up to 9:30 a.m. at Mahopac High School, which was only possible because
schools are closed today for Veterans Day. Tuckahoe won the game 47-20.
The Class A championship
between Somers and Rye was also pushed up. Somers won 45-13.
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