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ATLANTIC CITY — Tom Foley read from a list of names of those lost at sea.

This month, many Nebraska students will go back to school. August marks the end of summer, but it also marks an exciting time of new beginnings. Students will learn and

RANDOLPH TWP. - Another 14 veterans have been permanently honored with large banners at Veterans Community Park on Calais Road.

In a timely return to their roots, U.S. Marines are training in the Middle East and preparing to embark on civilian merchant ships to protect them from Iran’s increasingly predatory

“We lost so many young men, and I look back and I can still see them all in my mind’s eye – and hear their voices. I still think, here

HAVERHILL — Fifty-five years after being wounded by a booby trap in the jungles of Vietnam, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Pfc. Kevin Gilbert Alder was finally presented his Purple Heart

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“We lost so many young men, and I look back and I can still see them all in my mind’s eye – and hear their voices. I still think, here

Pete Connolly served his country as a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, 4th Marine Division from 1943 to 1946. At 99 years of age, his memory is sharp

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