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Veterans Memorial unveiled at Dorchester Days

Veterans Memorial unveiled at Dorchester Days Veterans Memorial unveiled at Dorchester Days

By Neal Hogden

A long awaited event provided closure, appreciation and honor to many area veterans and their families in Dorchester on Saturday. The n...

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