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Veterans Day Observed On East End

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Veterans Day in East Hampton.

A family watches veterans march down Main Street in Sag Harbor on the morning of Veteran's Day.

Sag Harbor veterans march down Main Street in Sag Harbor on the morning of Veteran's Day.

Sag Harbor veterans turn the corner onto Bay Street as they march in Sag Harbor on the morning of Veteran's Day.

Veterans Day services were hled in Agawam Park in Southampton Village on Wednesday, November 11.

World War II Veteran Chet Yastrzemski recently celebrated his 95th birthday.

The Knights of Columbus #7423 displayed a wreath in front of the Veterans Memorial at the Westhampton Cemetery in honor of Veterans Day.

In observance of Veteran's Day, members of the Arthur Hamm Ellis American Legion Post #834 Westhampton placed a wreath at the Westhampton Cemetery Veterans Memorial Stones on Sunday November 8. Left to right, Fred Bauer, Adjutant Paul Haines, Michael Berdinka, and Tom Mendenhall.

Veterans Day was observed on the East End on Wednesday, November 11, with scaled-down, socially distanced events due to COVID-19. KYRIL BROMLEY, MICHAEL HELLER AND DANA SHAW PHOTOS

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