Members of the American Legion Post 95 Honor Guard (left) and Post 46 Color Guard (center) lead the procession during the Veterans Day Parade in North Conway Village on Nov. 11. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Air Force veteran Cameron Jones of West Ossipee, wearing a uniform from World War II, stands next to the veteran memorial after the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Karl Chandler (right) presents his father Michael Chandler with a plaque honoring his 60 years as a member of American Legion Post 95, with Michael's wife, Hannelore (left), during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Bob Currier (left) and American Legion Post 46 Commander Steve Downing carry the ceremonial wreaths during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
American Legion Post 95 member and Air Force veteran Karen Umberger gives the keynote speech during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Karl Chandler addresses the crowd during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Members of the American Legion Post 95 Honor Guard (left) and Post 46 Color Guard (center) lead the procession during the Veterans Day Parade in North Conway Village on Nov. 11. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Air Force veteran Cameron Jones of West Ossipee, wearing a uniform from World War II, stands next to the veteran memorial after the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Karl Chandler (right) presents his father Michael Chandler with a plaque honoring his 60 years as a member of American Legion Post 95, with Michael's wife, Hannelore (left), during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Bob Currier (left) and American Legion Post 46 Commander Steve Downing carry the ceremonial wreaths during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
American Legion Post 95 member and Air Force veteran Karen Umberger gives the keynote speech during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Army veteran Karl Chandler addresses the crowd during the Veterans Day ceremony in North Conway Village on Nov. 11, which followed a brief parade down White Mountain Highway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — About 135 people turned out to pay their respects in honor of veterans in ceremonies held on Veterans Day in North Conway’s Schouler Park on Wednesday morning, following a parade from the former John Fuller Elementary School down Main Street to Schouler Park.
People lining Main Street near The Met Coffeehouse and the Norcross Circle intersection applauded the marching veterans as they turned into the park, with many of the citizens waving small American flags that had been handed out by Navy veteran Angelo Terreri of Turner, Maine, and fellow veterans.
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