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Torontos waterfront hasnt quite been the same since the venerable Captain Johns Seafood Restaurant was towed from its moorings at the foot of Yo...

In 1990, a bronze 6-pounder cannon was wheeled down the halls of Greensburg City Hall, an unexpected piece of history that has remained there for more than 30 years. The weapon, which was cast in 1793 in Seville, Spain, holds a trove of Greensburg history, largely stemming from the War

The Falmouth Fishermen’s Association will hold a live meeting at the Anchor Ale House on Davis Straits in Falmouth on Tuesday, May 3.

Moderator:  Good afternoon to everyone from the U.S. Department of State’s Africa Regional Media Hub.  I would like to welcome our participants from across the continent and thank all of you for taking part in this discussion.  Today, we are very pleased to be joined by U.S. Navy Captain Michael E. Concannon, Commanding Officer of the USS Hershel “Woody” Williams, and U.S. Navy Captain John M. Tully, Director of African Engagements, U.S. Naval Forces Africa.  They are speaking to us f...

From the blog of Lubomyr Luciuk at The Times of Israel

It has guarded the same green space that Gaskin helped set aside to honour his fellow Kingstonian: it remains known as Macdonald Park.

At Red Flag, the international training exercise for the air forces of allied countries, hundreds of pilots meet for the most challenging flying of their careers.

The Coast Guard rescue 30 miles off Barnegat Inlet was made even more daring due to strong winds and high seas.

In the final days of December 1980 multiple, strange encounters and wild incidents occurred in Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk,

A 46-year-old fisherman suffering a medical emergency was rescued off the Jersey Shore by members of the US Coast Guard from Barnegat and Atlantic City, authorities said.The rescue involved the fishing vessel