Veterans Day

Veterans Day had its beginnings as Armistice Day from 1918 to 1954, "a day dedicated to the cause of world peace" after World War I.

Sheriff Toby Shelly named "Veteran of the Year."

Central New Yorkers will gather at the state fairgrounds for the 17th annual parade and expo, featuring over 100 local organizations offering services to veterans and their families.

U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander (Retired) Laurie Coffey delivered the keynote address at Syracuse University's annual Veterans Day ceremony.

In honor of Armistice Day, community members were invited to Billings Park in Syracuse Friday to show their support for veterans and for those who died in wars.

SU traces its strong connection to veterans and the military back to World War I and especially after World War II when veterans made up about half of the student body.

The Central New York chapter of Disabled American Veterans has seen a drop in drivers for their transportation service, but they hope turning to their community for help might change that.

Military resisters assembled at Billings Park in Syracuse to mourn sacrifices of those who’ve served on November 11th.

About two dozen peace activists gathered in downtown Syracuse yesterday to reclaim the original meaning of Veteran’s Day. The Syracuse Peace Council and…

Syracuse University held its annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Hendricks Chapel on Monday. It’s a part of a week filled with activities for veterans on…