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WATCH: Veterans Council Member Briefs City Council on Memorial Day Plans

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Matt Wyatt
Memorial Day 2025

During the City Council Workshop on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, Mayor Paul Callaghan welcomed Carlton Cooper of the Rochester Veterans Council to speak about the upcoming Memorial Day activities.

 

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