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Metro Detroit Honors Veterans with Ceremonies, Memorials, and Business Discounts

Metro Detroit Honors Veterans with Ceremonies, Memorials, and Business Discounts

As the nation observed Veterans Day, Metro Detroit communities came together to honor the military service of veterans with ceremonies and events, while businesses offered special deals to thank them for their sacrifices. Ceremonies across the region included a range of tributes, from flag-raisings to memorials and luncheons.

In Detroit, the Tuskegee Airmen National Museum’s planned Missing Man Formation flyover at 10 a.m. at Elmwood Cemetery acknowledged the memory of the fallen, while the volunteers of American Michigan hosted a luncheon at the Detroit Veterans Housing Program at 253 East Milwaukee Street to thank more than 100 local veterans for their service,

CBS News Detroit

reported.

The Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly encouraged public participation in its 20th annual Veterans Day ceremony, starting at 11 a.m. Meanwhile, Hamlin Pub offered 20% off meals all day at all locations, as highlighted by

ClickOnDetroit

.

Various local businesses showed their appreciation with offerings tailored to veterans. The Pie Collective by Achatz/Achatz Handmade Pie Co. and Big Boy, among others, offered free meals and discounts. Specifically, The Pie Collective gave away free pie slices across its nine Metro Detroit locations, as noted by

CBS News Detroit

.

The Sterling Heights community gathered to honor veterans and unveil a new Gulf War memorial. During the Veterans Day ceremony, Mayor Taylor delivered remarks, veterans were recognized, and a 21-gun salute was performed, as reported by

WXYZ

. In addition, Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton Township hosted a Veterans Day service, with retired township Supervisor Bob Cannon serving as the master of ceremonies. The service included patriotic songs and bagpipe music.

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As part of the day’s events, educational institutions took the opportunity to teach younger generations about the significance of Veterans Day. Beech Elementary School in Redford Charter Township opened its “Hall of Heroes” exhibit at 9 a.m., allowing students to display messages honoring their family members who served, according to

WXYZ

. Additionally, businesses like Ford’s Garage and Mother Earth Natural Health CBD offered special deals, including free standard burgers and CBD gummies for individuals with valid military identification.

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