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Cape May Towns Celebrate Veterans Day

Photo credit: Scott J. Wahl
A color guard was on hand for the Veterans Day ceremony in Avalon.

By Herald Staff

Local government leaders, law enforcement and community members gathered across the county on Monday, Nov. 11, in honor of Veterans Day, to remember and celebrate those who have served the United States in the armed forces.

Avalon Mayor John McCorristin spoke to the crowd from Veterans Plaza. (Photo credit: Scott J. Wahl)

In Avalon, Mayor John McCorristin addressed a crowd, which included many veterans, at the circle at 21st Street and Dune Drive, known as Veterans Plaza.

The ceremony in Avalon attracted a good-sized audience. (Photo credit: Scott J. Wahl)

A fire truck held an oversized American flag over the town’s Sept. 11 memorial as community members gathered for the ceremony in Avalon.

North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello spoke at his town’s ceremony. (Photo credit: John Harkins of Anglesea)

In North Wildwood, Mayor Patrick Rosenello addressed veterans and those who came out to honor their sacrifices at the city’s new Veteran’s Memorial Park on Spruce Avenue.

Residents at Veterans Memorial Park in North Wildwood. (Photo credit: John Harkins of Anglesea)

Other municipalities across the county had similar events to mark the federal holiday.

A color guard was on hand for the ceremony in North Wildwood. (Photo credit: John Harkins of Anglesea)
Jack Hagan, a Navy veteran, speaking at the county’s Veterans Day event, 2024. Photo credit: County Department of Tourism
The Cape May County Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Cemetery. Photo credit: County Department of Tourism

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