[Sorry for not getting this posted earlier. I was working on another project and simply could not get to this until now. Here are links to some of the stories presented in the two major Maine newspapers on this Veterans Day. You don’t have to like war to deeply appreciate that young men and women are willing to put down their lives in defense of this nation. I thank all who have worn the uniform or otherwise served in the defense of this country. – KM]
More than 1,000 remember fallen Marine and a ‘life lived full throttle’ | Bangor Daily News
Editorial: Veterans Day 2010 | Bangor Daily News
Maine soldier was killed by small-arms fire in Afghanistan | Bangor Daily News
Veterans Day: Old Town students offer thanks | Bangor Daily News
Veterans honored at Machias high school | Bangor Daily News
Korean War veterans honored in Dover-Foxcroft | Bangor Daily News
Brewer ceremony recognizes military service | Bangor Daily News
SAD 4 students thank veterans in moving assembly | Bangor Daily News
Video: Injured Gulf War veteran finds solace in seclusion | Bangor Daily News
Parade, ceremony honor veterans in Portland | Portland Press Herald
Mainers across the state thank vets today | Portland Press Herald
Nemitz: ‘The memories don't leave you’ | Portland Press Herald
Editorial: Veterans Day honors all who wore the uniform | Portland Press Herald
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Coffeehouse observation No. 143
It’s bright and sunny out for the first time in years – or so it seems. I’m inside a nice cool, dim coffeehouse enjoying a Red Eye before continuing the job search. Have a lovely Memorial Day weekend everyone. … And don’t forget that this weekend is to remember those who have fallen in defense of this country. It’s not just about burgers and hot dogs.
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