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Senator Farrin declares March 25 as Bridal of Honor Day in Maine Senate

March 25, 2025 | 2025 Legislature ME , Maine


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Senator Farrin declares March 25 as Bridal of Honor Day in Maine Senate
The Maine Senate convened on March 25, 2025, to discuss several important topics, including the recognition of Medal of Honor Day and upcoming events honoring veterans. Senator Farrin opened the session by highlighting that March 25 is designated as Medal of Honor Day, a day established to honor the recipients of the highest military valor award. He noted that over 3,500 individuals have received this honor, with 66 Mainers recognized for their bravery.

Senator Farrin encouraged his colleagues to visit the Hall of Flags to view the Medal of Honor plaque and reminded them of a Vietnam Veterans recognition ceremony scheduled for Friday at 1:00 PM.

Following this, Senator Teppler shifted the focus to current legislative matters, inviting senators to a lunch briefing hosted by the Environmental Priorities Coalition. This briefing aims to discuss a bill that seeks to hold polluters accountable for environmental damage.

Senator Lawrence then made a brief off-the-record request, while Senator Talbot Ross announced the upcoming Legislative Memorial Scholarship dinner and auction on April 8. She emphasized the importance of purchasing tickets for the event, which will feature a Franco American buffet, and encouraged senators to contribute to the scholarship fund.

As the meeting concluded, the chair announced a brief recess until 12:45 PM, allowing members to prepare for the next items on the agenda. The discussions reflected a blend of honoring military service and addressing pressing legislative issues, showcasing the Senate's commitment to both remembrance and active governance.

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