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The Roslyn News · Seaford, NY
It was all about the veterans as Seaford School District Board of Education held their meeting the evening after Veteran’s Day to formally show their gratitude and thank the school and community for the way they celebrated those who have given their all and continue to serve for the freedoms we all enjoy in this country. The meeting was held on Thursday, Nov. 12 and honored the courage, sacrifice and dedication of the men and women who have served our country, as well as the ones who continue to do so, and also recognized the schools and community who came together to pay tribute. “On behalf of the board of education, I want to thank the school administrators in all four of our buildings for recognizing the importance of patriotism and the various ways each school and many of our athletic teams honored our veterans over the last few days,” said Lisa Herbert, board of education president.
Syracuse University News · University, MS
Veterans & Military-Connected Individuals (Photo by Marilyn Hesler) Veterans & Military-Connected Individuals Veterans Make Us Better: Chancellor Haynie Shares Veterans Day Message Chancellor J. Michael Haynie, an Air Force veteran, urged University community members to learn a veteran’s story and pledged Syracuse will remain the best place for veterans. Kathleen Haley Nov. 13, 2026 Estimated Reading Time: Share × Video Player On Veterans Day, his first as chancellor, J. Michael Haynie wanted to make sure he shared his most important message first during the annual Veterans Day Ceremony. “To every veteran in this room, and to the families who served beside you, thank you,” he said. “For nearly two decades, I’ve had the privilege of working with and working for veterans at this university and across the country,” Chancellor Haynie said. “I am a veteran myself. So, when I stand here, I am speaking about a community that I am a part of and that is part of who I am.” Speaking in the K.G.
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