Memorial Day Parade Honors Military Personnel Who Died Serving Our Country
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Manchester Memorial Day Parade
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By JEFFREY HASTINGS
MANCHESTER – The sun came out and so did hundreds of people to honor the military who died serving our country. Manchester was one of the limited number of municipalities that held their parade.
A wide assortment of groups participated marching in downtown Manchester. After the parade a Memorial Day ceremony was held at Veterans Park.
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