Military banner ceremony honors Ardsley veterans
A special tribute was held in Ardsley on Thursday, in honor of residents who served in the U.S. Military.
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Aug 26, 2022, 3:14 AM
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Updated 608 days ago
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special tribute was held in Ardsley on Thursday in honor of residents
who served in the U.S. Military.
Fifty-nine
tribute banners were handed off to village officials during a ceremony at Louis
Pascone Memorial Park.
The
banners will eventually be mounted on poles lining Ashford Avenue and will be
on display throughout November as part of Veterans Day
observances.
"It’s
so nice to see so many of these people out today and we just have that kind of
spirit in Ardsley. It's sensational," said veteran Lt. Milton
Mitler.
Ardsley's
59 banners represent one of the largest participations in the region and the
only such program in the Rivertowns.
