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What's Open, What's Closed on Veterans Day in East Windsor and Windsor Locks?

Monday marks the observance of Veterans Day. Is your business open or closed?

Sunday, Nov. 11, was Veterans Day, a federal holiday on which we pay tribute to those who have serve our country in the Armed Forces. The holiday is celebrated today, Monday, Nov. 12.

Veterans Day was originally named Armistice Day when it was signed into law in 1938 to honor the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I on Nov. 11, 1918. Here's a look at some of what's open and closed:

  • All federal, state and municipal buildings are closed
  • East Windsor and Windsor Locks Public schools are closed
  • East Windsor public library (Warehouse Point) is closed
  • Windsor Locks Public Library is open
  • Banks are closed
  • Post offices are delivering Express Mail only
  • The Connecticut DMV is closed
  • The U.S. stock markets are closed
  • Buses and commuter rail are operating on normal schedules
  • Most businesses are open

Is your business open or closed today? Tell everyone in the comments below and on our Facebook Page and Twitter feed.

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Maria Giannuzzi May 24, 2013 at 12:40 pm
The author of the article quoted endlessly above is Peter Morici, a Professor of InternationalRead More Business at the University of Maryland. I suppose he is to be forgiven if he sees everything through a business lens, after all it has given him a very comfortable livelihood for decades. But it is still a faulty lens on this topic and he should know better.
Maria Giannuzzi May 24, 2013 at 12:18 pm
The CEO analogy is really dumb. Didn't CEO Jamie Dimon at JP Morgan Chase preside over aRead More multi-billion dollar trading loss last year. Didn't a lot of so-called "good" CEOs look the other way while collecting huge bonuses as their banks became insolvent because of unethical and unwise (and possibly illegal) investments in high-risk securities. These truly were management failures that devastated the U.S. economy But the CEO analogy is understandable given that Mr. Morici and his supporters are so enthralled by the corporate state.