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WASILLA — Valley veterans Dino Beligotti and Dave Kenison reflected on their service in the U.S. military and the importance of Veterans Day during a recent interview at AMVETS Post

The U.S. Coast Guard, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and a good Samaritan responded to a plane crash approximately 3 miles north of Marathon

Roundup of arts and entertainment events happening in Fredericksburg and surrounding areas.

It’s great to see all this investment in Joplin.

David Scriber, a U.S. Navy combat veteran who served in the Vietnam conflict, said he has one request of those as Veteran’s Day approaches: remember the brave men and woman who never came home and died for the United States of America. “I appreciate what (fellow veterans) did. Most of us had our lives on the line, and not everyone made it back home.”

BETTERTON — On Jan. 16, 1943, the Kent News reported under the section “This Week with America At War,” stuck between ads for war bonds and patriotic cartoons, was the

LAWRENCE — The once shabby triangle with a broken fountain at the pedestrian unfriendly five corners in South Lawrence has emerged from obscurity and disrepair.

A woman who specialized in repair and maintenance of communication and navigation equipment of the U.S. Navy’s fast-attack nuclear submarines will be the keynote speaker at Gloucester’s Veterans Day ceremony.

Generally under the radar of media and public attention, representatives of China and the United States met on November 6 in Washington D.C. for the first exploratory discussions on nuclear

Master Sgt. Matt Calbreath of Council Bluffs served in the Air Force for 24 years, including time spent guarding strategic equipment.