STAMFORD — Stamford resident Anthony Venezio said he thought about writing his will when he was drafted for the Vietnam War. He was 20 years-old when he took the train to New Haven to begin his service in the U.S. Army May 1971.
Stamford veterans, others call Columbus, Veterans days school calendar change a 'slap in the face'
Columbus and Veterans Day no longer days off for Stamford students after Board of Education vote
In Photos: Stamford honors its veterans with a parade and remembrance
WWII War Veteran Marvin Lawrence, Korean War Veteran James Lyles and Vietnam Veteran Chris Munger honored at the Stamford Classic Car Show
Stamford Veterans Day parade and park ribbon cutting a success
Ted Ogonek - Parade Grand Marshal
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Access Government Services Faster and Easier. The Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs Mobile Application allows Connecticut Veterans and residents to access crisis assistance by phone, text, and online chat.
Luster & McCoy - No One Knows How I Feel (Patriotic Tribute) aka "You Are Not Alone"
