We tend to commemorate the anniversaries of triumphs and tragedies: Independence Day (July 4), the attack on Pearl Harbor (December 7), Veterans Day (set on the date of the end of WWI, November 11), 9/11 (Patriot Day), etc. But, strangely, there’s no commemoration of perhaps the greatest tragedy — involving the largest loss of human ...
The 113th running of the eminent Boston Marathon (2009) officially slated for a 10 A.M. start Monday, April 20, will traditionally lead off in the rural town of Hopkinton and finish at 700 Boyalston Street at the Boston Public Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Those visiting Boston on Patriot’s Day weekend can take in historical re-enactments ...
There are several events around the Washington, DC area to remember the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Here are the big events that will be taking place: Arlington Commemorative Observance When: September 11, 2007, 9:15 am Where: Arlington County Justice Center Courtyard, 1425 N. Courthouse Rd. Arlington, VA What: To mark the ...
Americans should be aware of the rules of respect we are to show toward the flag. There is a “Flag Code” that lists items to do and those not to do for flag care, respect, and usage. Flag Day was first observed in 1949 when President Truman proclaimed the holiday. Each year since then has ...
