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- Fly your flag for Veterans Day on November 11,@2014 wp.me/pCZ75-no 5 years ago
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- Good heavens! Are students STILL taking the TAKS?
- Fly your flag for Veterans Day on November 11, 2014
- Constitution Day is Septmber 17, 2014
- Fly the flag August 21, for Hawaii Statehood Day (1959)
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