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AMERICAN LEGION POST 119

Wed, 06/18/2025 - 09:29

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THE CARL MOGENSEN AMERICAN LEGION POST 119 of St. Paul retired more than 1,000 flags during a Flag Day retirement ceremony in St. Paul on Saturday. Above, Chuck Schmidt places a tattered flag in one of the burn barrels. Photo by Michael Happ

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