Two women in blue uniforms and capes labeled "AUXILIARY" sit in folding chairs during an indoor event, with other attendees and a cameraman in the background.
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars #758 Auxiliary listen during a Veterans Day ceremony in St. Albans on Tuesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger

Veterans Day was commemorated in St. Albans on Tuesday with a parade through downtown and a ceremony at Town Hall.ย 

The parade started at Bellows Free Academy and passed onlookers gathered at Taylor Park. Once inside the town hall, a series of students, veterans and other residents spoke about the importance of the day.

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A group of people, including uniformed individuals, carry flags and march down a snowy street, escorted by a police vehicle.
A Veterans Day parade passes through downtown St. Albans on Tuesday. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
A person in military uniform speaks at a podium labeled "Saint Albans" with two flags behind them, while an audience listens in the foreground.
Tech. Sgt. Megan Robitaille of the Vermont Air National Guard speaks during a Veterans Day ceremony in St. Albans on Tuesday. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
Person in military uniform with long hair, seen from behind, wearing a blue cap labeled "AMERICA," standing indoors near an American flag.
A Veterans Day ceremony was held in St. Albans on Tuesday. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger

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