At the World War II – Korean War – Vietnam War Memorial, Officer Nathan Fiske unveils a plaque honoring Private Robert E. Robertson, who was killed in action at age 18 in World War II.
Northborough – Now that downtown road construction is completed in Northborough, the Memorial Day parade resumed its customary route. Stops were made for ceremonies at four monuments. Participants included many members of the American Legion Vincent F. Picard Post 234 and guest veterans. Among the speakers were state Sen. Harriette Chandler, D-Worcester; state Rep. Danielle Gregoire, D-Marlborough; state Rep. Harold Naughton Jr., D-Clinton; and Board of Selectmen Chair Bill Pantazis. Music was provided by the Algonquin Regional High School Marching Band and Chamber Choir.
Photos/Ed Karvoski Jr.
The Color Guard of the American Legion Vincent F. Picard Post 234 leads the parade.
Parade Chair Gerard W. Bourque introduces state Sen. Harriette Chandler, D-Worcester, at the Civil War Monument.
Members of the ARHS Chamber Choir sing “America the Beautiful.”
Parade Coordinator Bruce Goldsmith raises the American flag at the World War II – Korean War – Vietnam War Memorial.
Amber Mooers, a freshman at ARHS, plays “Taps” at the First World War Monument.