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Official U.S. (Federal) Holidays 2009
A calendar with the Official U.S. Federal Holidays and other interesting observed days 2009 or events in the United States.Federal Holidays are marked in "Red".
| JAN | |
| 1 | New Year's Day |
| 19 | Martin Luther King Day - (3rd Monday) |
| 26 | Chinese New Year 'Year of the Ox' starts today |
| FEB | |
| 2 | Groundhog Day (Event: Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, always Feb 2nd) |
| 14 | Valentines Day (always Feb 14) |
| 12 | Birthday Abraham Lincoln |
| 16 | President's Day* (3rd Monday) * This holiday is designated (by Federal law) as "Washington's Birthday" in section 6103(a) of title 5 of the United States Code, which is the law that specifies holidays for Federal employees. Commonly this holiday is named as President's Day by private businesses. |
| 24 | Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras) |
| 25 | Ash Wednesday |
| MAR | |
| 17 | St. Patrick's Day |
| APR | |
| 1 | April's Fools Day (always April 1st) |
| 10 | Good Friday |
| 12 | Easter Sunday (Catholic) |
| 22 |
Administrative Professionals Day (Secretary's Day) |
| MAY | |
| 05 |
Cinco de
Mayo (always May 05) |
| 10 |
Mother's Day -(2. Sunday) |
| 16 |
Armed Forces Day - (3rd Saturday in May) |
| 25 | Memorial Day - (last Monday) |
| JUN | |
| 14 |
Flag Day (always June 14th) |
| 21 |
Father's Day (3rd Sunday) |
| 22 | First Day of Summer |
| JUL | |
| 4 | Independence Day (always 4th of July) |
| AUG | |
| SEP | |
| 7 | Labor Day (1st Monday) |
| 17 |
Citizenship
Day (always Sep-17) |
| 22 | First Day of Autumn/Fall |
| 25 |
Native American Day (4th Fri in Sep) |
| OCT | |
| 12 | Columbus Day (2nd Monday) |
| 6 | German-American Day (always Oct 6th) |
| 16 |
Boss Day (always Oct 16th) |
| 31 | Halloween (always Oct 31st) |
| NOV | |
| 11 | Veteran's Day (always Nov 11th) |
| 26 | Thanksgiving (4th Thursday) |
| 1 | New York Marathon |
| DEC | |
| 15 | Bill of Rights Day (always December 15) |
| 24 | Christmas Eve |
| 25 | Christmas Day |
| 26 | Boxing Day |
| 31 | New Years Eve |
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