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A time to remember

Emerald's ex-servicemen and women stand to attention to begin the Remembrance Day service at the Emerald Cenotaph. (Di Stanley:443777_11)

Remembrance Day was marked by the Emerald RSL Sub Branch with a short service at the town Cenotaph attended by […]

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