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Homer celebrates Veterans Day

November 11, 2015 2:50 pm

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Members of the Veterans of Foreign Affairs, Anchor Point Post, and the American Legion Post 16 march in a Veterans Day parade today on the Sterling Highway. Homer honored veterans with a parade and a ceremony at the Veterans Memorial at the Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center.-Photo by Annie Rosenthal, Homer News

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