Posts tagged with Veterans

Last Updated: Aug. 19, 2016 · 10:06 a.m.

Women’s History Month gets an early kick-off Thursday

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Federal officials just approved a veterans’ health clinic in Northeast Philly

A Philadelphia man who served in WWII was denied officer status because he is black. Seventy-six years later, he got his commission.

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Jon Orens (left) cuts the ribbon alongside nonprofit workers, marking the opening of the Daniel J. Orens Center for Life

Philly developer opens addiction recovery center in memory of his son

Advocates say the Ford Road operation will be the first of its kind in the city.

A Veterans Day tribute in Fishtown

Wawa hoagie day means free breakfast for Philly’s homeless vets

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Trump picks Philly doc for Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Guest volunteers and veterans helped fold the flag after the ceremony ended.

Millennial veterans the focus of new MontCo project and Memorial Day event (photos)

A new project in Fort Washington will house millennial vets and train them to re-enter the workforce.

Did Pat Toomey really vote against ‘every’ veterans appropriations bill since 2002?

Republican Sen. Pat Toomey is defending his voting record after challenger Joe Sestak repeatedly claimed the incumbent consistently votes against vets.

Ties were cut with a nonprofit focusing on homeless veterans just after Philly declared veteran homelessness had ended

Philly gets strong praise from U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development for work w/ homeless vets

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Remembering Veterans Day in Philly

The U.S. Continental Marching Band at Philly’s first Veterans Day Parade

Admission to the Constitution Center is discounted to $5 on Veterans Day (free if you actually are a vet or in the military). The Independence Mall venue is hosting a series of activities, including the chance to write a thank-you postcard to those who've served and make your own Americana and flag-themed arts and crafts.

Where: Constitution Center at 525 Arch St.

When: November 11, 2015 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

How much: $5

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