From left: Kate Stamm, Addie Stamm, and Kate’s mom, Ibby Chiquoine, respond to waiter Mitchell Coonahan’s question as to whether or not they had enough syrup at the Unitarian Universalist pancake breakfast to benefit Loves & Fishes on Memorial Day, May 27.
Audrey Ball serves up fresh pancakes with blueberries.
From left: Carol Barnes flips pancakes as Pam Johnson and Donnalisa Johnson clean up.
A group of sixth-graders pose before heading into the pancake breakfast after a birthday sleepover. From left: Leila Grant, India Bartram, Sage McFarland, Izzi Barton, Lindsey Thornton, Taylor Tracey, Hayley Minar, and Emily Brown.
Jamie Aciukewicz waits on customers at the pancake breakfast.
Harvard’s volunteer firemen march in the Memorial Day parade in their dress uniforms.
The cymbal section of the Immaculate Heart of Mary marching band.
Luca Basile from Harvard Scout Troop 1 participates in the ceremony
The color guard enters the Town Center Cemetery past rows of geraniums awaiting transport to veterans’ graves.
Aya Creaghan places a geranium at a grave.
Four-year-old Sarah Voute delivers a geranium to a veteran’s grave.
Peter Johnston, veteran of the Korean Conflict, salutes the flag.
Dan Adams salutes after placing a wreath on the memorial for World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War during the Memorial Day Parade, May 27. Both he and his wife Karen served in Desert Storm.
Retired Army Major David King lays a wreath at the World War I memorial.
Residents listen solemnly to the national anthem.
Veterans stand at attention.
Cub Scouts take a break after marching in the parade.
Retired Air Force Major Al Allard gives the Memorial Day address.
Senior Girl Scout Maddie Hettich rings the bell once for each veteran who died in the past year. .
After placing wreaths at the town center memorials, veterans march through Bellevue Cemetery to decorate a memorial there.
