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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Halloween Howl Downtown Concord
Friday, October 30, 2015!
Concord’s traditional Halloween Howl returns on Friday, October 30. This free community event offers a variety of activities for all ages, including trick-or-treating at downtown businesses from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
North Main Street from Centre Street to Pleasant will be closed to vehicles from 4:00 to 8:30 pm to make way for all the fun and to ensure safety for thousands of trick-or-treaters!
- Trick-or-treating at downtown businesses from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
- LNH’s Nazzy and Mya – dance party on City Plaza, and the Annual Costume Parade starting at 6:00 pm (line up near the arch)
- Double Midnight Comics – free comic books and costumed superheroes downtown
- New Hampshire Federal Credit Union and The River -Music on Main St.
- Craft project with Concord’s Park & Recreation Department
- Open Mic in Bicentennial Square for all ages! Hosted by Brad Schneider and True Brew Barista. 5:30pm to 8:00pm depending on weather. No advanced signed up required. Just show up and play!
- Concord Fire Department -Touch-a-Truck. The Fire Department Local 1045 will bring a fire truck for kids to see up close as they trick or treat.
- YMCA Haunted Bus & Playground at Warren and N. State Street from Hours 6:30-7:30. Free to the public. This is scary so NOT recommended for children under six
Parking is available at the Capitol Commons, Firehouse Block, and Durgin Block garages.
Halloween is Almost Here
Have you got a Halloween Flag to put outside for those Trick or Treaters. Well Flag-Works has many Halloween Flags in stock from 28″ x 40″ to 3′ x 5′ and also garden size flags. So you best haste before they are all gone. Come into our retail store and purchase yours today.
Navy Day October 27th
Since its founding in 1902 (with the support of President Theodore Roosevelt) the Navy League of the United States has provided a powerful voice for a stronger sea service to Congress and to the American People. The Navy League has grown to become the foremost citizens’ organization to serve, support, and stand with all the U.S. sea services; the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and U.S. flag Merchant Marine.
With oceans bordering its eastern, western, and southern coasts, the United States is indeed a maritime nation and requires strong sea services, which are critical elements of homeland security and peace.
Navy League has compiled an impressive record of accomplishments by members who are recognized for their integrity, patriotism, and community service. Since the Navy Leagues founding, it has grown to become a worldwide organization with more than 60,000 members in 250 councils. Council membership includes more than 250 corporate and community affiliate members as well.
Today, the Navy Leagues original mission is focused on two main initiatives; First, the Navy Leagues public education efforts are designed to inform the nation and its political leaders of the vital importance to the country of comprehensive and fully prepared sea services. Second, the Navy League, primarily through its councils, provides support for active duty sea services personnel and their families.
In keeping with its educational objective, the Navy League also supports Americas young people through successful youth programs, including sponsorship of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps and the Navy League Foundation Scholarship Program. Navy Day in the United States is still largely recognized as October 27th.
Canada Flag
The flag of Canada was officially adopted on February 15, 1965. The Canadian Red Ensign, bearing the Union Jack and the shield of the royal arms of Canada, was lowered and then, on the stroke of noon, the new maple leaf flag was raised. The crowd sang the national anthem O Canada, followed by the royal anthem, God Save the Queen.
The following words, spoken on that momentous day by the Honorable Maurice Bourget, Speaker of the Senate, added further symbolic meaning to the flag: “The flag is the symbol of the nation’s unity, for it, beyond any doubt, represents all the citizens of Canada without distinction of race, language, belief or opinion.”
The stylish red maple leaf has been the national symbol of Canada for over 150 years. Red and white are the official colors of Canada, proclaimed by King George V in 1921. Canadian Province and Territory Flags
Flag-Works.com provides quality made Canada, Canadian flags that are produced to international color and design standards. Canada, Canadian flags are made using 100 percent Solarmax nylon fabric, strong canvas heading and #2 brass grommets. Canada, Canadian flags look great indoors and outdoors. Canada, Canadian flags are suitable for companies and organizations that fly flags on a daily basis or someone who is proud to show their heritage. Order your Canada, Canadian world flag today. Didn’t find your flag, give us a call.
We stock the Canada, Canadian flag in 4×6 inch, 12×18 inch, 2ft x 3ft, 3ft x 5ft, 4ft x 6ft, 5ft x 8ft and
6′ x 10′ sizes in nylon. Larger sizes are available. Order yours today on our website or visit our retail store
The U.S. Navy Turns 240
On October 13, 2015 the U.S. Navy will turn 240. On Friday, October 13, 1775, meeting in Philadelphia, the Continental Congress voted to fit out two sailing vessels, armed with ten carriage guns, as well as swivel guns, and manned by crews of eighty, and to send them out on a cruise of three months to intercept transports carrying munitions and stores to the British army in America. This was the original legislation out of which the Continental Navy grew and as such constitutes the birth certificate of the navy.
Fly your Navy flags proudly, today and everyday, to thank those who give their lives for our freedoms. All Flag-Works Navy flags are made in the USA. Order yours today: http://www.flag-works.com/Navy_flags.htm
Come and Take It
Origin of Come and Take It Day:
The town of Gonzales, Texas holds a Come & Take It Festival each year. It commemorates the firing of the first shot of the Texas revolution on Oct. 2, 1835, which took place near Gonzales.
Flag-Works carries this historical flag and many other historical flags. Order your on our website or visit our retail store. We have the Come and Take It flag available in 3′ x 5′.