The Legion’s Annual Flag Collection coordinators Steve Woodcock (Army veteran, left) and Karl Pfeil, Marines veteran) demonstrate the new flag dropoff box. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Legion’s Annual Flag Collection coordinators Steve Woodcock (Army veteran, left) and Karl Pfeil, Marines veteran) demonstrate the new flag dropoff box. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Although North Conway's American Legion Post 95 has long had a tradition of collecting old, wornout flags for proper disposal on Flag Day (June 14) each year, North Conway now has a year-round option for returning worn, ripped and tattered flags.
Post 95, located at 116 Kearsarge Road, just east of the railroad tracks, has a new red, white and blue box on the porch for people to deposit their old flags.
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