Veterans

On Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday, May 24th, 2026, the NCCPA took part in wreath layings at various memorial dedications across Newton.  NCCPA Chair Anthony “Fatty” Pellegrini secured the wreaths after the conclusion of the ceremonies.

Video Images In the Media Newton Beacon: Snapshots: A carnival and a parade to cap off spring 2026 NewTV: Newton’s 250th Anniversary Salute to Service Parade – Sunday, May 17, 2026 Fig City News: [Photos] Newton’s Salute to Service Parade Photos Part 1 Photos Part 2

NCCPA volunteers spent the day on Saturday, May 9th, 2026, installing nearly 90 flags and, new in 2026, pole banners honoring a few hometown heroes.   This years flags were sponsored by the NCCPA, flag poles by the St Mary of Carmen Society, and the banners by Kevin McNamara / Kevin Max Hair Designs.  

Newton’s 250th Anniversary Salute to Service Parade – May 17, 2026 Join us on Sunday, May 17th starting at 3:00 PM for Newton’s 250th Anniversary Salute to Service Parade. This year’s parade, held on Armed Services Weekend, will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with an expanded lineup and

Mayor Laredo’s Update 3/5/2026 A New Date for Our Annual Parade Mark Sunday, May 17 on your calendars for the 250th Anniversary Salute to Service Parade. Newton’s annual parade is usually held on Memorial Day weekend. This year, we moved the date a week ahead to Armed Services Weekend. We are excited to share that

On Memorial Day weekend, the Nonantum Children’s Christmas Party Association (NCCPA) proudly participated in both the Newton Memorial Day Parade on Sunday, May 25th, and the Watertown Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26th. At each parade, we brought 20 commemorative floats, helping to honor the sacrifices of our nation’s heroes. Some of this year’s

In addition to working with the Newton Veterans Services Department over the past few months in the planning of this years parade, NCCPA volunteers worked tirelessly all weekend building and decorating over 20 floats for both the Newton and Watertown parades! Here are a few photos from both, and we encourage you to share yours

Previous image Next image As usual we were honored to participate in both the Newton and Watertown Memorial Day Parades as well as the Memorial Dedications in Newton, honoring and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. A special thank you goes out to all of our dedicated volunteers who helped build, decorate, and drive 20+

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