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SJR2: designating a Purple Heart Trail in New Hampshire.

Citation: 2004 SJR2

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House status: Passed/Adopted
Senate status: Passed/Adopted
Committee: HOUSE Resources, Recreation and Development
Hearing: 02/11/2004 at 10:00 AM
Selected version: Current official bill text

Topics

Environment and natural resources

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CHAPTER 123

SJR 2 – FINAL VERSION

2004 SESSION

04-3190

09/01

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 2

A RESOLUTION designating a Purple Heart Trail in New Hampshire.

SPONSORS: Sen. Kenney, Dist 3; Sen. Barnes, Dist 17; Rep. Thomas, Belk 31; Rep. Giuda, Graf 13; Rep. Fields, Hills 58

COMMITTEE: Transportation

ANALYSIS

This senate joint resolution designates the portion of NH Route 4 from the Lebanon border due east, southeast to the junction of Interstate 95 and the entire length of Interstate 95 in New Hampshire as the Purple Heart Trail.

04-3190

09/01

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Four

A RESOLUTION designating a Purple Heart Trail in New Hampshire.

Whereas, the Military Order of the Purple Heart of the USA in the state of New Hampshire desires to promote the principles and objectives of patriotism, history, and education among the people of the state of New Hampshire; and

Whereas, these principals and objectives of the order can be expressed through perpetuating the ideals and heritage fostered by George Washington, who, as the general commanding the Military Forces of America during the War of the Revolution, established and awarded the Purple Heart decoration; and

Whereas, General George Washington came to Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1789 to recognize the sacrifices of New Hampshire citizens during the War of the Revolution; and

Whereas, it has long been a practice to honor our state heroes and patriots by naming state landmarks for them; and

Whereas, there is an opportunity for the citizens of New Hampshire to honor both living and deceased combat wounded veterans of all wars who are recipients of the Purple Heart Medal, an award established by General George Washington on August 7, 1782; now, therefore, be it

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

That the portion of New Hampshire Route 4 from the Lebanon border due east, southeast, to the junction of Interstate 95, and the entire length of Interstate 95 in New Hampshire are hereby designated as the Purple Heart Trail, in honor of General George Washington and the combat wounded veterans awarded the Purple Heart Medal; and

That the department of transportation shall place appropriate markers indicating the designation of this route as the Purple Heart Trail.