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Hes delivering his message to the masses. Thank you very much indeed. It was a day decades in the making. A pastor makes a mans act dem eck dream come true. Yay, we did it. We begin with a topic thats complex and often controversial. But this one is neither. A simple gesture is half a business, half a charity, totally sweet. It is 6 45 in the morning and among the usual crowd at this starbucks you find someone who that doesnt look like all the other regulars. Rylan is by far the youngest one her...

No bon could argue with. Its half a business, half a charity, totally sweet. 6 45 in the morning. Among the usual crowd at this starbucks, youll find someone who doesnt look like all the regulars. Could be that 7yearold Ryland Goldman is the youngest one here. Could be he walks away with more coffee than anyone else here, too. The coffee, donated by starbucks is being sold at one of the newest eateries in town, not to mention one of the cutest. Small is 1. 75, big is 2. Rylands restaurant is own...

LINCOLN, Neb. — For years, Jean Watters kept secret her critical role in helping defeat Hitler in World War II.

For years, Jean Watters, a British-born Bellevue resident, kept secret her critical role in helping defeat Hitler in World War II.

Army Capt. Jennifer Moreno and Navy Capt. Kathy Bruyere are influential women who are the subjects of two G.I. Film Festival documentaries.

Opening night of the GI Film Festival San Diego features three local films. Join us for a night celebrating local stories about and made by veterans.Evening’s Schedule (included with paid admission):6 p.m. | Film Screening: "The Making of TOPGUN 2"6:30 p.m. | Opening Night Reception featuring small bites and drinks7:30 p.m. | Film Screening: "Time for Change: The Kathy Bruyere Story" with "Ultimate Sacrifices: CPT Jennifer Moreno"8:40 p.m. | Post Screening discuss...

The GI Film Festival San Diego, with films and events by and about military and veterans, begins Monday and includes a film about a San Diego High alum who died in Afghanistan.

Filmmaker and combat veteran Daniel Bernardi brings documentaries about a Navy captain who fought for women's rights and a San Diego High grad who earned a posthumous Bronze Star

In the late 1960s, Bjo and John Trimble made their Oakland home the base for a momentous letter-writing campaign to save “Star Trek” from cancellation. Hear their story and how other roles Oakland has played in “Star Trek” history.

Celebrate the unofficial start of the summer season with The Chronicles guide to happenings around the three-day weekend.