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<p>The Kingston Historical Society recently presented a memorial plaque of the original Kingston Honor Roll with 1,500 names of men and women who served in WWII. It is open to the public in the lobby of the Kingston Municipal Building.</p><p>Pictured in the first row, from left, are James Haggerty, Kingston mayor; Lisa Baker, senator; Judi Nunemacher, president, KHS; Sandra Kase, Kingston Council; Tom Mooney; and Jim Lewis, treasurer, KHS. Second row: Paul Keating, borough administrator; Shelia Saidman, Luzerne County Council; Isabel Pisaneschi, vice president KHS; Tom Petroski; Robert Thompson, president, Kingston Council; and Nancy Cooper, Kingston Council.</p><style>
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Kingston Historical Society dedicates memorial plaque