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Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Leading Candidate Sampson in Vets’ Hall of Fame
ALBANY – Vietnam-era veteran John B. Sampson, the leading candidate for 2016-2017 commander of the New York State American Legion, was inducted into the New York State Senate’s Veterans’ Hall of Fame on May 24.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Legionnaire State Directory in Offing
The Department of New York is working with Publishing Concepts to produce a state-wide directory of Legionnaires.
To accomplish this, Publishing Concepts will be contacting members, starting mid-June, via mail, email and telephone to see who would like to be included in the directory. For those interested in participating, the directory can include photo and biographical info.
Those wishing to purchase a copy of the directory may pre-order it so the publisher will know how many to print.
See flyer: State_Directory_NY
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Monday, May 23, 2016
Deadline for Convention Ads/Boosters is June 1
No more ads or boosters will be accepted after June 1, 2016 for the Department Convention program book, the convention committee announced.
The Department of New York Convention takes place July 14-16 in Binghamton.
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Saturday, May 21, 2016
A Salute to Our Men and Woman in Uniform and Their Families
An Armed Forces Day message from Commander Jim:
Throughout our country’s history, our armed forces have fought and sacrificed to achieve and maintain our freedom. The fight continues today in our war on terrorism. These men and women, and their families are being asked do more than ever for all of us.
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Thursday, May 05, 2016
Norwich Legion Riders Host Benefit Run May 21
The Norwich Post American Legion Riders is hosting a Poker Run May 21 to benefit the Landstuhl Hospital Care Project.
Sign-in starts at 10, with kickstands up at 11. The scenic ride includes fun stops and surprises, along with lunch. Cost is $15 per rider.
For details, see flyer: Norwich Poker Run American Legion Riders -
Thursday, April 14, 2016
‘You Stand Up to Do the Right Thing,’ National Commander Tells NY
Dale Barnett
“You stand up to do the right thing” and “make a difference” in people’s lives.
That’s why American Legion National Commander Dale Barnett said he is excited about what the Legion does for community and nation.