Carbon County, Military Organizations Honor U.S. Veterans on Memorial Day 2006

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Veterans carry flags through the Price City Cemetery on May 29 as Carbon County honored military personnel who died fighting for the United States. Memoriial Day ceremonies also were conducted in Helper and a flagpole and plaque were dedicated at the new cemetery in Price.

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