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North Tonawanda’s Memorial Day Festivities Set for Sunday May 27th, 2018

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Staff · May 26, 2018
North Tonawanda’s Memorial Day Festivities Set for Sunday May 27th, 2018
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Join North Tonawanda Mayor Art Pappas, city officials, and members of the community to celebrate Memorial Day on Sunday May 27th.

The “Service at Sea” ceremony will be conducted at 12:00 pm on the Renaissance Bridge.

At 2:00 pm, the parade will start on Miller Street and Payne Avenue in the City of North Tonawanda.

The parade will proceed down Payne Avenue and will culminate at Brauer Park, next to North Tonawanda City Hall.

It looks as if it will be a beautiful day out and all are welcome to attend the festivities.

 

 

 

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