Once known as Armistace Day, America celebrates Veterans Day every November in rememberance of the ceasefire that ended WWI. The end of combat was marked by an armistice, a truce or ceasefire, in the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in the year 1918. Massachusetts will honor veterans this Wednesday with a variety of events. From celebrations at Galvin Middle School to a formal ceremony at the Massachusetts National Cemetery we will say a word of thanks to every veteran who served this country, putting their lives on hold for the freedom we enjoy today.
- The Lowell Golden Gloves tournament runs throughout February. A MA tradition since 1946, you can get your tickets here: http://t.co/LYSQHa12
- It Can Wait presentation makes an impact about texting while driving at Somerville High http://t.co/Gg1QIlUp
- Wondering what to do with the kids this weekend? Tomorrow is the Winter Family Fun Safari at Blue Hills! http://t.co/2fO4SO14
- I, for one, would love to see a human dogsled competition. How about you? There's one this weekend at Lowell Winterfest http://t.co/rkYcjIcM
- Bored, but on a budget? Check out our calendar of #free February events around Massachusetts! http://t.co/XaSITqQ5
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