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CONNEAUT — A moving history of World War II came alive again on Saturday, pleasing thousands of people who spent time on the hills of Conneaut Township Park.

As Gloucester 400+ committee members and speakers honored the long service of Coast Guard Station Gloucester during an Appreciation Day at the station Friday morning, rain and wind lashed the

Brothers Richard and Roger Abel, U.S. Army and Navy veterans both originally from Breckenridge, Minnesota, received their Quilts of Valor Sunday, Aug. 20.

After a successful evacuation of a vessel along a new corridor on the western Black Sea coast, Ukraine is hoping to use the corridor to export grain, Denys Marchuk, deputy head of the Agrarian Council, said on national television, Reuters reported on Aug. 21.

STEVENVILLE — According to the most recent statistics from NOAA and the Bureau of Economic Analysis the U.S. marine economy represents an estimated $361 billion of the country’s gross domestic

An ordnance disposal unit will conduct a demolition event at Naval Weapons System Training Facility near Boardman on Tuesday, Aug. 22.

Bill Muncy grinned as McAlester police and firefighters participating in a neighborhood parade pulled their vehicles over to the curb in front of his home on Lampton Lane.

Bradley Pelham is one of 14 new educators joining the staff at Lincoln Southwest and one of 379 new faces at Lincoln Public Schools this year.

The Pony Express left an indelible mark on American history, capturing the imagination of people with its daring riders, fast horses, and expedited mail delivery.

As Gloucester 400+ committee members and speakers honored the long service of Coast Guard Station Gloucester during an Appreciation Day at the station Friday morning, rain and wind lashed the