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Framework · as of November 2026
The seats: an honor can attach to this ground in four ways, and this section tests all four. It can attach to the town itself, as a civic body — the class that holds the parade marshalship and nothing else found. It can attach to the institutions seated in town, which in practice means one school, Moran Elementary, inside the Penn-Harris-Madison corporation. It can attach to residents — the class that holds both of this section's Sagamores. And it can attach at the governing layer above the town: the county, and the school board whose districts cover Osceola's children, where honors to the officeholders print at boundary size, marked as the layer's rather than the town's. Athletic honors stand in Sports, decorations in Wars, firms' honors in Businesses; this section keeps the civilian roll.