This Friday is Veterans Day, a day off for everyone as well as a time to say thanks to the veterans around the country. Since the end of World War I in 1918, we have been celebrating Armistice Day to commemorate the end of the Great War. However, in 1954 the holiday was officially renamed to Veterans Day at the wishes of US veterans organizations. Celebrating the continuing efforts of those currently serving in our military as well as the countless veterans to which we give our respect. Not only to respect our many veterans and soldiers but to recognize the continuing efforts toward world peace.
More Helpful Articles
How Well Do You Know Alcatraz?
Alcatraz is a Bay Area staple, but how well do you know it? If you haven’t been there recently, add it to your list of weekend plans. Alcatraz is an island rich in stories and, to this day, remains one of the biggest mysteries in the area. While it was known as a...
Expand Your Horizons at Noise Pop
Attention music lovers! The Noise Pop music festival is gearing up for its 32nd year, and if you haven’t been to one of their shows yet, you’re missing out. To support independent artists and bring back fan favorite music venues, Noise Pop has opportunities for...
The Sweet History of a Valentine’s Day Classic
Today, many people seek out roses and chocolate for Valentine’s Day, but it’s nearly impossible to forget a classic: candy hearts. You may remember signing boxes of these morsels on Valentine’s Day only to rip them open and eat them hours later. Reflecting on these...
Recent Comments