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Home Byline Stories - News Shrewsbury commemorates Memorial Day
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Shrewsbury commemorates Memorial Day

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    By Joyce DeWallace, Contributing Writer

    The Kapustas, the Healds and their puppy Buddy, the O’Connors, the Gangars and the Samaras gather to watch the parade.
    The Kapustas, the Healds and their puppy Buddy, the O’Connors, the Gangars and the Samaras gather to watch the parade.

     

    Shrewsbury – Residents of all ages gathered to watch the annual Memorial Day commemoration, which included a parade, May 25.

    Photos/Joyce DeWallace

    Mina Bradley, who just turned 5, is surrounded by a sea of flags as she waits for the parade to start.
    Mina Bradley, who just turned 5, is surrounded by a sea of flags as she waits for the parade to start.
    Spectators line Main Street in front of the Heald and Chiampa Funeral Home, which decorated their lawn with many flags in honor of the Memorial Day ceremonies.
    Spectators line Main Street in front of the Heald and Chiampa Funeral Home, which decorated their lawn with many flags in honor of the Memorial Day ceremonies.
    The Shrewsbury Fire Department was followed by the Shrewsbury High School Band in the parade.
    The Shrewsbury Fire Department was followed by the Shrewsbury High School Band in the parade.
    All decked out in stars, stripes and polka dots, 7-month-old Gabrielle Gamache watches the parade with her grandmother Janet Dee Mulcahy.
    All decked out in stars, stripes and polka dots, 7-month-old Gabrielle Gamache watches the parade with her grandmother Janet Dee Mulcahy.
    Mary Casey and her daughter, Catherine Rajwani, enjoy a relaxed morning in the Shrewsbury town center with 7-year-old twins Sam and Lucy as they view the Memorial Day activities.
    Mary Casey and her daughter, Catherine Rajwani, enjoy a relaxed morning in the Shrewsbury town center with 7-year-old twins Sam and Lucy as they view the Memorial Day activities.

     

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