Memorial Day events in Sacramento honor those killed in battle
Sacramento remembered those who died while fighting for our country with Memorial Day events across the region.
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Sacramento remembered those who died while fighting for our country with Memorial Day events across the region.
Many retailers and grocery stores will be open on Memorial Day this year, with a few exceptions.
Rows of flags have now been placed on the graves of military members in a Sacramento cemetery. The emotional ceremony takes place every Memorial Day Weekend.
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Memorial Day means a lot to families who lost loved ones in battles for our freedom. In Stockton, one family who lost a brother 60 years ago, used the holiday to honor his sacrifice.
President Joe Biden laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and is delivering his annual Memorial Day address.
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Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of those who gave all to protect our freedom, and ceremonies across the region took place to remember them.
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It’s expected to be one of the busiest weekends ever on the road in Sacramento and around the country.
The weather this Memorial Day weekend may lead to a party on the capital region's rivers and waterways as law enforcement agencies continue to urge caution.
At the Sacramento International Airport, there are 100,000 travelers projected to come through from Friday to Tuesday for the holiday weekend.
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In a news release, Sacramento International Airport said it expects more than 100,000 travelers between Friday and next Tuesday. Top destinations out of Sacramento include Hawaii, Southern California, Mexico, Las Vegas, and Seattle.
Even with temperatures cooling down, officials anticipate local waterways will be packed for Memorial Day weekend and urge anyone who chooses to go into the water despite the warnings to always wear a life jacket.
Last Memorial Day weekend, Folsom Lake saw low water levels at 37 percent of total capacity. In 2022, it's currently at 88 percent.
The easing of COVID restrictions meant a return to crowds at this year's Memorial Day ceremonies.
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