Somerville pays tribute to local veterans this November with banner campaign
The Downtown Somerville Alliance announced a new campaign to honor veterans with custom banners around town.
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Sep 2, 2022, 2:20 PM
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5h agoPatriotism will be flying high in Somerville this fall.
The Downtown Somerville Alliance announced a new campaign to honor veterans with custom banners around town.
Each banner will honor a specific individual, showing their name, picture, branch and time of service.
The banners will be on display starting this November in honor of Veterans Day.
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