Menu
Washingtoner
  • Home
  • Business
  • Health
  • Event
  • Entertainment
  • Lifestyle
  • Real Estate
  • Manufacturing
  • Startup
Washingtoner

Spokane: Flags To Fly at Half-Staff on Memorial Day
Washingtoner/10219948

Trending...
  • Global Life Settlement Exchange: Selling a Life Insurance Policy Might be a Better Option Than Letting it Lapse or Surrendering it
  • Spokane: One vehicle accident results in fatality
  • Jiritsu Raises $10.2 Million in Funding to Revolutionize Verifiable Compute
Brian Coddington, Communications Director, 509.625.6740

Mayor Nadine Woodward directed flags to be lowered to half-staff on Monday in honor of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and join the country in paying their respects on this Memorial Day.

More on Washingtoner
  • PitchBook Adds Manager Scores to Powerful Suite of LP Tools
  • The Luxe Team at Dale Sorensen Real Estate Brevard Presents 100 Ocean Condominium in Melbourne, Florida
  • mpathic Achieves SOC 2 Type II Certification, Demonstrating Commitment to Data Security & Compliance
  • How to Apply Online for a Loan that pays You in 24 hours
  • Metro Commercial Miami Team Doubles

Flags should remain lowered until noon on Monday or until Tuesday.

"We pay tribute and say a heartfelt thank you to the men, women, and families who placed country ahead of self, and to the service members who brought them home to their final resting places," Woodward said.

Filed Under: Government, City

Show All News | Report Violation

0 Comments
1000 characters max.

Latest on Washingtoner
  • Introducing the State-of-the-Art National Security Operations Center: Enhancing Safety and Vigilance Nationwide
  • Revolutionizing the Home Theater Experience: ULTIMEA Thor T60 Triple Laser TV Projector at 4000 ANSI Lumens
  • Spokane: Youth Behavior Health Grant Available
  • August 2023 Financial Market Review
  • Lane Music Partners with Nashville International Chopin Piano Competition
  • Celebrate Tacoma Arts and Culture in October 2023
  • STAYPINEAPPLE RECEIVES NUMEROUS AWARDS IN THE FIRST ANNUAL SEATTLE TIMES BEST IN THE PNW PEOPLE'S CHOICE RANKINGS
  • Unlock the ABCs of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) at an Exclusive Live Event
  • New Study Finds Wide Disparities in Bicycle Safety Across U.S. Cities
  • Early Stage Venture Firm, FUSE, Launches Oversubscribed $250M Fund to Continue Investing in PNW Startups
  • Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Named Ninth Best Fall Town in the U.S. for Foliage
  • Actionstep Acquires North American Legal Accounting Platform Soluno
  • RelyMD Bolsters its Telehealth Platform with Mental Health Services via CuraLinc Partnership
  • Live Good Inc. Celebrates Diversity and Unity: A Beacon of Progress in the Spirit of Crissy Field, Angel Island and the Buffalo Soldiers
  • AMERICAST Provides PreCast Pads to Charge Stations
  • Spokane: One vehicle accident results in fatality
  • Sheila Stubbs Taylor of Detroit music royalty is "Chasing" on new single
  • Sidow Sobrino Announces 12th Album, "Seminal"
  • Heartland Soccer Association and VidSport Launch Groundbreaking Live Streaming Service at Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex
  • Spokane: Calls To Police, Crime Decrease During Emphasis
_catLbl0 _catLbl1

Popular on Washingtoner

  • Spokane: Volunteer clean-up days scheduled for September, October
  • July 2023 Financial Market Review
  • UVify at the 2023 Commercial UAV Expo: Leading the Way with World-Dominating Swarm Light Show Technologies and Advanced Autonomous Drone Platforms
  • Currency Hub LLC Offers Free Bitcoin Payment Processing With BTCpay
  • Felicia Harris of RE/MAX Heritage Voted Grain Valley's Best Realtor 2023
  • Entrinsik's User Conference, Entrinsicon 2023, Returns to Raleigh!
  • Emmy Winner and Athlete Rebecca Rusch Announces Charity Cycling Event
  • Blade & Timber Honolulu Celebrates Milestone Achievement with New Liquor License
  • Spokane: 14-Year-Old Arrested After Fleeing From Stolen Victim
  • Japanese based management company Superball AKB48 Group Makes U.S. debut

Similar on Washingtoner

  • Tacoma: Community’s Police Advisory Committee Applications Due October 1
  • Spokane: Susie Stephens Trail (Phase I) Opens Sept. 28 near Arboretum
  • Spokane: Youth Behavior Health Grant Available
  • Celebrate Tacoma Arts and Culture in October 2023
  • Actionstep Acquires North American Legal Accounting Platform Soluno
  • Spokane: One vehicle accident results in fatality
  • Spokane: Calls To Police, Crime Decrease During Emphasis
  • Spokane City Council Invites Spokane County Regional Animal Protective Services (SCRAPS) to Committee Meeting to Discuss Concerns of Inhumane Treatment and Policies
  • Spokane: Calls To Police, Crime Decrease During Emphasis
  • Spokane: City Responds to Permit Records with Focus to Reduce Wait Times
Copyright © 2023 washingtoner.com | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Contribute