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*[[United States Independence Day|Independence Day]] (July 4)
*[[United States Independence Day|Independence Day]] (July 4)
*[[Labor Day]] (first Monday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than September 1 nor later than September 7.</ref>
*[[Labor Day]] (first Monday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than September 1 nor later than September 7.</ref>
*[[Columbus Day]] (second Monday in October)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than October 8 nor later than October 14. It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted .</ref>
*[[Columbus Day]] (second Monday in October)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than October 8 nor later than October 14. It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted.</ref>
*[[Veterans Day]] (November 11)<ref>Originally titled Armistice Day, for the end of World War I (which took effect on November 11, at 11:11 AM). For a time it was changed to the last Monday in October, but due to the significance of November 11 it was changed back to that specific date. It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted.</ref>
*[[Veterans Day]] (November 11)<ref>Originally titled Armistice Day, for the end of World War I (which took effect on November 11, at 11:11 AM). For a time it was changed to the last Monday in October, but due to the significance of November 11 it was changed back to that specific date. It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted.</ref>
*[[Thanksgiving Day]] (fourth Thursday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than November 22 nor later than November 28. It is the only Federal holiday set on a specific day of the month which is not a Monday; the following Friday is not a Federal holiday but often sees reduced staffing as employees use leave to create a four-day weekend.</ref>
*[[Thanksgiving Day]] (fourth Thursday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than November 22 nor later than November 28. It is the only Federal holiday set on a specific day of the month which is not a Monday; the following Friday is not a Federal holiday but often sees reduced staffing as employees use leave to create a four-day weekend.</ref>