"A man who is good enough to shed his blood for his country is good enough to be given a square deal afterwards. More than that no man is entitled, and less than that no man shall have."
Theodore Roosevelt
26th President of the United States
Speech to Veterans, Springfield, IL - July 4, 1903
DistrictStaffDirector & Veterans' Agent: Sarah Bateman Email: sbateman@metrowestvets.com Administrative Specialist: Ruth Coleman Email: rcoleman@metrowestvets.com Part Time Veterans' Agent: Jill Murray Email: jmurray@metrowestvets.com Holliston: 1750 Washington Street (Central Office) 508-429-0629 (Tuesday mornings 9am - 11:30am) Hopkinton: 28 Mayhew Street (Hopkinton Senior Center) Office Hours will be held every other Tuesday from 1-3:30pm at Senior Center 12/3, 12/17 Medway: 76 Oakland Street (Medway Senior Center) (Thursdays 1 - 3:30pm) Ashland: 162 W Union Street (Ashland Community Center) Office hours will be held every other Friday (9am-11:30am) 12/6, 12/20 VA and Walgreens are national partners, providing no-cost flu shots to enrolled Veterans of the VA health care system. Now through March 31, 2020, simply go to any Walgreens pharmacy
and show your Veterans Health Identification Card and another form of photo ID Office hours may be cancelled without notice due to unforeseen circumstances. 1750 Washington Street, Holliston, MA 01746 Food Pantry Links
To apply for a Veterans ID Card you can visit the following site: disclaimer: MetroWest Veterans Services has no control of this website or it's ability to function. Address any issues with the process with vets.gov/ On August 28, 2018 Governor Baker signed into Law the Veterans Benefits “BRAVE” Act (Benefits, Rights, Appreciation, Validation and Enforcement) One of the many benefits of this Act allowed for a municipality to designate parking spaces for Veterans. You may have already seen these signs “popping” up at various locations to include retail stores.
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State and local government leaders wanted to recognize service in the armed forces by providing certain essential benefits to men and women (both living and deceased) who had borne the burden of military duty—and to their families. Chapter 115 enables every eligible Massachusetts veteran to receive certain financial, medical, educational, employment, and other benefits earned by military service. read more..