Veterans teach gratitude and respect at Spruce Mountain Middle School

Veterans spoke at an assembly and entered classrooms at Spruce Mountain Middle School to connect with students and discuss their experiences.

Photo Album: See images from Lewiston’s Veterans Day ceremony

The latest granite memorial marker at Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston contains about 200 new names of local veterans. The new stone includes three Civil War veterans, three World War I veterans and 19 World War II veterans.

Photo: Livermore residents honor veterans with unofficial ceremony

There was no official service scheduled so Dennis Lee and Lea Young, both of Livermore, organized the ceremony at the Brettuns Memorial on state Route 4 in Livermore.

Preble Street houses 270 homeless veterans in one year

The nonprofit's goal is to get the remaining vets into stable living situations by providing case management, housing counseling and financial assistance.

Veterans benefits and support agencies anchor annual Veterans Day ceremony at OHCHS

Ceremonies begin in the auditorium at 10 a.m.; following that the Resource Fair will continue.

Portland salutes veterans’ bravery at annual parade

The Veterans Day parade grand marshal was Purple Heart recipient John Kimball, 76, of Portland.

Advocates say success of housing program for homeless veterans in Maine shows the systems can work on a larger scale

State and national efforts to end veteran homelessness showcase the potential to solve homelessness for all people.

Historical society president on a mission to preserve veteran gravestones in Hebron

This year, Veterans’ Day ceremony about outreach, support

Veterans' agencies and organizations will be on hand before and after Paris' annual Veterans Day ceremony to provide important information on obtaining veterans benefits and share volunteer programs. The ceremony will be held at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School next Friday, starting at 10 a.m.

Lewiston and Auburn mark Veterans Day, honor activist Bert Dutil with granite bench

Auburn author and Vietnam veteran Jack Flowers, who served as a tunnel rat, gave the keynote address.