Let's be honest; lots of us veterans really don't do anything to celebrate Veterans Day, other than enjoy a day off work, but the fact that someone has dedicated a holiday to acknowledge veterans is a nice thing. It was originally called Armistice Day, in celebration of the Nov. 11, 1918 end of WWI. I don't blame anyone for wanting a four day Christmas break, but the fact that Veterans Day was a holiday to trade off for the Stone Harbor DPW Christmas break, shows a disregard for veterans. There were lots of other ways the borough could have worked that out.