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Veterans Day

Monday, November 12, 2012

Honor Your Veteran on Patch

Share your photos and stories of valor.

As Veterans Day 2012 fast approaches, New Port Richey Patch would like to take a moment to say thank you to our local veterans who have served the community and our country so proudly. We’d also like to invite you to share your stories, photographs and thanks to those who have served in America’s armed forces. Just comment on this story or upload a photograph of a special veteran in your life. As America continues to face threats at home and abroad, our heartfelt thanks go out to those who battle everyday to keep our families, our country and its allies safe. Happy Veterans Day!

Veterans Day: What Does It Mean to Me?

Read what Veterans Day means to this U.S. Army veteran.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

West Pasco Schools Open on Veterans Day

The national holiday is observed on Monday, Nov. 12 this year.

As people across America recognize men and women who have served in the armed forces, West Pasco students will have to hit the books. All Pasco County Public Schools are open Monday, Nov. 12, according to the district's calendar. Most county government offices, however, are closed in observance of the holiday.  While students in Pasco don't get the day off, most schools do have some observance of the holiday on their calendars. And for those who are just tired of hitting the books, there's a break on the horizon. Pasco schools close Nov. 19-23 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Do you do anything special on Veterans Day with your kids? Share your ideas, upcoming events and photos on New Port Richey Patch!

Kathleen

2:14 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012

Maybe that's a good idea. Perhaps, the students could even learn the reasons for having a 'Veterans' Day' and maybe -- just maybe -- come up with some really great ideas on how to honor our vets. They sacrificed so much for so many. Having the day off doesn't serve to honor our veterans. I believe that most of the students, teachers and staff would only view it as merely another day off from work…   more ›

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