Saturday, June 14, is Flag Day. We encourage everyone to fly their American flag high, not just on this day but every day.

Actually, the state website calls it “buff.” It is one of the colors that Gen. George Washington selected for the flag of Army regiments from New Jersey during the American Revolution.

The colors of the New Jersey state flag ... flag used by North Dakota Infantry in the Spanish-American War in 1898. The Ohio state flag is the only non-rectangular U.S. state flag.

Flag Day is a national holiday that observers the creation of the first American Flag during the American ... On June 14, 1937, Pennsylvania became the first state to celebrate Flag Day as a ...

It was notable for being the first American navy ship to carry the ... with choosing the original colors of the Garden State flag: buff and New Jersey blue. This U.S. state flag features the ...

In Pennsylvania and Delaware, state laws deem it a misdemeanor to desecrate the flag. In New Jersey, it’s illegal to fly the flag of a foreign or enemy nation. And while many states have laws ...

The 32nd state wouldn't have to wait long to lose its "new guy" status in the sea of stars that marks the upper-left corner of the American flag. When Virginia decided to secede from the United ...

Edison, New Jersey ... nor will we ever ban the American flag from our public meetings,” Patel wrote. “Our nation’s flag as well as our state’s flag are both prominently displayed ...

At the group’s June meeting, I showed up to ask about something that has long been a curiosity but recently became national news: What’s with all the flags on the Jersey Shore? In 2023 ...

Jenna Sundel is a Newsweek reporter based in New Jersey. Her focus is reporting ... is refusing to take down a large American flag at one of his stores after a North Carolina city council decided ...

Flags are going up all over New Jersey for Memorial Day. Over at Locustwood Memorial Park cemetery in Cherry Hill, dozens of volunteers, along with Cherry Hill police officers, walked the rows and ...