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City, VFW Post 1040 hosting Veterans Day event at Veterans Park Nov. 11 - Lynnwood Today

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On November 11, the City of Lynnwood and VFW Post 1040 will host a Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Park from 11 a. m. to noon. This event aims to honor the brave men and women who served in the military, providing a platform for the community to come together in recognition of their sacrifices. Local officials, veterans, and residents will gather to celebrate this important occasion, highlighting the city's commitment to honoring its military community.

Attendees can expect heartfelt speeches and moments of reflection, emphasizing the value of veterans' contributions to society. The event is part of a broader initiative to acknowledge and support veterans in the Lynnwood area. By participating, community members can express their gratitude and foster a sense of unity. The city encourages everyone to attend and participate in this meaningful observance. This Veterans Day event not only honors those who served but also strengthens community bonds.

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