Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough, right, speaks about his experiences on 9/11 during the annual celebration of Patriot's Day in downtown Sylvania.
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Robert Darr, 81, center, listens during the annual celebration of Patriot's Day in downtown Sylvania as Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough speaks about the men and women who gathered aid to send to New York after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Darr served in the United States Marine Corps from 1950 through 1954.
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Members of the Sylvania Township Fire Department lined up through the annual celebration of Patriot's Day.
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Local firefighters and police lined up during the annual celebration of Patriot's Day in downtown Sylvania.
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Adam Liber, 17, center, played the tuba in the National Anthem with his fellow Northview Marching Band members.
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Olivia, 4, center, clutched an American flag as she hugged her mother, Quinn Stanley, of Sylvania, center.
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Wesley Falls, 82, of Sylvania, center, was joined by other veterans. Falls served in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War from 1949 through 1953.
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Sylvania Chief of Police William Rhodus, center left, Fire Chief Jeffrey Kowalski, center, and Sylvania Township Chief of Police Rob Boehme, center right, stand together during the annual celebration of Patriot's Day in downtown Sylvania.
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Olivia, 4, center left, waved an American flag as she stood with her mother, Quinn Stanley, of Sylvania, center, and recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
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