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NJ bill looks to improve veteran gravesites

Newseze Wire·Wed, Sep 16, 9:49 PMWire: PIX 11 New York
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NJ bill looks to improve veteran gravesites

UNION TWP., N.J. — It's a small act, but a huge honor, for veterans Bob Johnsen and Michael Boll, making sure the graves of veterans in Union Township’s Hollywood Cemetery are in tip-top shape.

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