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In the Service of Soldiers: Raytheon's 2014 Week of Service Honors WarfightersThe tour bus always goes quiet as the granite pillars and archways come into view along 17th Street in Washington D.C. An announcement from the tour guide breaks the silence and tells the old soldiers on board what they already know: They’ve arrived at the National World War II Memorial.

Opinion: Our Veterans Should Not Be At Risk In Fiscal Cliff NegotiationsWhen the deal is being made to change the tax rates and cut the deficit we must remember to keep our commitment to our veterans.

Best Road Trips in WA November 9 - 12Just a short trip from Seattle, you can see other parts of our beautiful state. Take part in a festival, Veteran's Day parade or other fun activity for your family. Just hop in the car and go!

Best Veteran's Day Runs and Walks Around the SoundGet out and support our Veterans with a walk or run over Veteran's Day weekend!

Best of This Weekend in Seattle November 9 - 12It's Veteran's Day Weekend, which means the annual Veteran's Day Parade and other observances. Plus, there's plenty of fun for you and the kids all weekend long!

Guide to Military Discounts on Veterans Day Around the SoundOur military and their families can enjoy special discounts on zoos, museums, car washes and more over Veteran's Day weekend, November 10 - 12. Be sure to thank our military members past and present for their service!

Guide to Veteran's Day Events and Observances in Puget SoundA parade, making a card, running a 5K... there are many ways we can show our appreciation to our American Veterans. Here are some fun events for active and retired military and their families to celebrate with us on Veteran's Day.

Norm Serves Justice On His Veterans Day Show!

Deals For Kids on Veterans Day in Puget SoundThe kids (and even some teachers) don't have school on Veteran's Day, Friday, November 11. Don't go stir-crazy! Get out and do something fun!

Veteran's Day Events and Observances in Puget SoundThe first Veteran's Day (called Armistice Day) was proclaimed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1919. Today, like it was nearly a century ago, we remember the heroism of our service men and women and honor our Veterans. In Puget Sound, there are many celebrations and observances to attend.