Boston Common covered in 37,000 flags for Memorial Day
WBZ TV's Brandon Truitt reports.
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Boston Common covered in 37,000 flags for Memorial Day
Many people stopped by Boston Common Monday to check out the 37,000 flags installed there to commemorate Memorial Day.
Massachusetts communities honor the fallen on Memorial Day
Across Massachusetts, communities are holding events and parades to honor fallen servicemembers on Memorial Day.
Massachusetts communities honor the fallen on Memorial Day
WBZ TV's Katrina Kincade reports.
Mayor Michelle Wu attends annual Memorial Day service in South Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu was among those who attended the annual Memorial Day service Sunday at the Thomas J. Fitzgerald VFW Post 561.
Memorial Day parade returns to Somerville after 6-year hiatus
After a six year hiatus, the Memorial Day parade in Somerville took place Sunday under a clear blue sky and lots of patriotism.
Memorial Day parade returns to Somerville after 6-year hiatus
WBZ TV's Paul Burton reports.
Mayor Michelle Wu attends annual Memorial Day service in South Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu was among those who attended the annual Memorial Day service Sunday at the Thomas J. Fitzgerald VFW Post 561.
Second annual 'Flags of Our Families' ceremony held in Braintree
A ceremony was held in Braintree on Saturday to honor fallen heroes ahead of Memorial Day.
Second annual 'Flags of Our Families' ceremony held in Braintree
A ceremony was held in Braintree on Saturday to honor fallen heroes ahead of Memorial Day.
Pre-pandemic level travel numbers expected for busy Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day Weekend is expected to be busy, with the FAA expecting pre-pandemic level travel numbers and adding routes to accommodate the traffic.
Pre-pandemic level travel numbers expected for busy Memorial Day Weekend
WBZ TV's Laura Haefeli reports.
Fallen Heroes Memorial in Seaport rededicated with flyover, cannon salute
A special ceremony was held Friday morning in the Seaport to honor fallen servicemembers ahead of Memorial Day.
Fallen Heroes Memorial in Seaport rededicated with flyover, cannon salute
A special ceremony was held Friday morning in the Seaport to honor fallen servicemembers ahead of Memorial Day.
To Do List: Seaport Summer Market; Marshfield Festival Of The Arts; Stoneham Memorial Day Parade
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Volunteers plant 37,000 flags on Boston Common ahead of Memorial Day
The flags represent every Massachusetts fallen service hero since the Revolutionary War.
Volunteers plant more than 37,000 flags on Boston Common for Memorial Day
The flags represent every Massachusetts fallen service hero since the Revolutionary War.
Methuen veterans, students come together to remember and serve
WBZ TV's Paul Burton reports.
AAA expects to see record-breaking Memorial Day travel
WBZ-TV's Jordyn Jagolinzer reports.
Volunteers remove 37,000 flags from Boston Common after Memorial Day tribute
Volunteers are hard at work on Tuesday removing 37,000 flags from Boston Common.
Ceremonies across the country, including in Massachusetts, mark Memorial Day
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Sudbury Memorial Day parade returns for first time since before COVID pandemic
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DCR closes some parks on Memorial Day due to crowds
DCR said some would reopen in a few hours while others closed admissions for the day.
Thousands of flights canceled nationwide during busiest Memorial Day weekend in years
Thousands of flights were canceled around the country on what has been the busiest Memorial Day weekend in years.
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