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Veterans honored during Monday ceremony - Lynnwood Today

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The recent Veterans Day ceremony in Lynnwood, WA, served as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by local veterans. Organized by the city in collaboration with VFW Post 1040, the event was held at Veterans Park and featured touching music and tributes. Community members, including local officials, gathered to show their support and honor the courageous men and women who served. The ceremony focused not only on remembrance but also on the ongoing need to support veterans year-round. Speeches from officials highlighted the importance of recognizing veterans' contributions to society and safeguarding freedom.

Attendees were encouraged to reflect on the values of service and sacrifice that veterans embody. The event successfully fostered a sense of unity and respect within the community. By celebrating their local heroes, Lynnwood reinforces its commitment to honoring those who have served.

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