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Memorial Day Speech of May 27, 2019
By Mayor MARY MARVIN, Esq.

Mary Marvin 2:20pm • May 28, 2019 Bronxville, Governance, History, Holidays, National, New York State, People, Westchester County, NY Leave a Comment

Good Morning and God Bless America I extend a warm welcome to all of our Veterans, clergy, distinguished colleagues and honored guests, police officers, fireman, community organizations, elected officials, residents, guests, all those who graciously participated in our parade and all the children. This is the 99th Annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony. What a unique and storied place this …

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