Veterans director Seth Bai urges service, presents 25th‑anniversary flags to first responders
September 12, 2026 | Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
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Seth Bai, director of veteran services, told the audience that Patriot Day should inspire service and community support for veterans and responders. "The greatest response to hatred is not hatred. It is service," Bai said, urging volunteering, poll‑working and neighborly acts as ways to honor those who served on and after 9/11.
Bai also oversaw ceremonial presentations: he called up Chief Cahoon and Chief Gentile to receive a framed 25th‑anniversary flag made by a local woodworking veteran program, and he thanked the memorial committee and local first responders for their participation in city commemorations earlier in the year.
Bai also oversaw ceremonial presentations: he called up Chief Cahoon and Chief Gentile to receive a framed 25th‑anniversary flag made by a local woodworking veteran program, and he thanked the memorial committee and local first responders for their participation in city commemorations earlier in the year.
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