Mayor Angie Revives Homeland Patriot Medal, Announces Free Veterans Day Breakfast
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch is reviving a longstanding Michigan City tradition of honoring military service members and veterans, announcing the return of the Homeland Patriot Medal and a free Veterans Day breakfast to commemorate Homeland Patriots Day. The Michigan City Homeland Patriot Medal was established in 2005 by former Mayor Charles E. Oberlie to recognize qualifying military personnel with ties to Michigan City who served in hazardous-duty or combat-related operations beginning September 11, 2001. Although the program eventually became inactive, the original proclamation and medal specifications were preserved, allowing the City to restore the recognition more Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch of Michigan City has announced the return of the Homeland Patriot Medal and a free Veterans Day breakfast to commemorate Homeland Patriots Day. The medal, established in 2005 by former Mayor Charles Oberlie, was intended to recognize qualifying military personnel with ties to Michigan City who served in hazardous-duty or combat-related operations beginning September 11, 2001. Although the program eventually became inactive, the original proclamation and medal specifications were preserved allowing the City to restore the recognition. The Mayor's Office has partnered with a local company to recreate the original medal and established an online nomination process. The mayor's Office is also working to involve the Michigan City Veterans Commission in the review and verification of nominations, with medal presentations to be held at future recognition ceremonies.
Được phát hành : 3 giờ trước qua Ric Federighi trong Politics
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch is reviving a longstanding Michigan City tradition of honoring military service members and veterans, announcing the return of the Homeland Patriot Med... [3252 symbols]
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