Glendale Mayor Weiers kicks off city's celebration of America's 250th
Janae Bellus, left, and Ron Bellus, center, dressed up as Martha and George Washington as part of a America250 proclamation by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers during the June 24 City Council meeting.
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During its June 24 City Council meeting Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers officially proclaimed July 2025 as the kickoff of the United States’ 250th Birthday celebration in Glendale.
“This special anniversary invites all Americans to reflect on our shared history,” Weiers stated in a press release. “It is a time to celebrate the values of liberty and justice and recognize the generations of citizens who have contributed to the strength and resilience of our nation.”
Mayor Weiers encourages all residents during the next year, and all Americans across the country to come together to engage in a wide range of events, projects, and all activities to celebrate the nation’s history, and inspire future generations to carry forward the legacy of America.
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Glendale Mayor Weiers kicks off city's celebration of America's 250th
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Janae Bellus, left, and Ron Bellus, center, dressed up as Martha and George Washington as part of a America250 proclamation by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers during the June 24 City Council meeting.
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During its June 24 City Council meeting Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers officially proclaimed July 2025 as the kickoff of the United States’ 250th Birthday celebration in Glendale.
“This special anniversary invites all Americans to reflect on our shared history,” Weiers stated in a press release. “It is a time to celebrate the values of liberty and justice and recognize the generations of citizens who have contributed to the strength and resilience of our nation.”
Mayor Weiers encourages all residents during the next year, and all Americans across the country to come together to engage in a wide range of events, projects, and all activities to celebrate the nation’s history, and inspire future generations to carry forward the legacy of America.
The city of Glendale proudly becomes one of the first communities across the nation to mark the beginning of this celebration and calls upon all residents to participate in local and national events, projects, and educational initiatives that reflect the spirit and legacy of America.
Actor Ron Bellus performed as George Washington, presenting the America250 proclamation during Tuesday night's council meeting at the Glendale Civic Center.
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