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SAN DIEGO — When Marine Lance Cpl. Lance Hering returned home to his family in Boulder in August 2006 after a combat tour in Iraq, he seemed unusually quiet. His parents, Lloyd and Elynne Hering, were aware he had been hospitalized briefly in Iraq and Germany in the final months of his deployment. They thought […]

Fire Chief Brian Fennessy makes hiring military veterans a priority for the Orange County Fire Authority

For decades, tribal fire departments have responded to fires or accidents off their reservations under a mutual aid agreement with the county. But last month, the county notified the tribes that it was going to terminate those agreements and replace them with one that would require the tribes to relinguish some of their sovereign immunity by removing limits to their legal liability.

Rincon Tribal Fire Chief Chip Duncan said he doesnt understand San Dieg0 Countys strict request.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

A little nervous and very excited, children from the Rogers County TLC 4-H Club presented retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. Jim Spangler, Claremore, with a Quilt of Valor on Sunday,

A San Clemente restaurant opened its doors to provide a Thanksgiving feast to nearly 180 Marines who are stationed at Camp Pendleton.

I was preparing to write my column when I realized Thursday would be Thanksgiving.  I was going to write my usual drivel, like how impressed I am with ChatGPT.  You say what you want to know and it converts your request to text, then allows you to correct it.  I have not had to correct […]

Get a haircut? If you know a woman who is looking for a particularly distinct wig, you might want to get in touch with Nigerian wigmaker Helen Williams. Ms. Williams is a professional when it comes …

More than 10,000 people were registered for this year’s 46th annual event.