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This means that they show a commitment to providing resources and meeting the needs of military children and their families.

The missing New Hampshire girl was last seen in 2019 when she was five years old. What happened to Harmony Montgomery?

State School Superintendent Richard Woods is establishing a new Military Student and Family Specialist position within the Georgia Department of Education. The Military Student and Family Specialist will support military families as they transition in and out of Georgia schools, assist schools and districts that serve military students, and work to ensure the statewide education system addresses […]

Governor Ralph Northam, 73rd Governor of Virginia

WATERTOWN — As previously requested, the Watertown City School District Board of Education received a presentation Tuesday night on graduation pathways for students.

Rolf Kaestel was sentenced to life for robbing a taco shop with a water pistol in 1981.

Rolf Kaestel was sentenced to life for robbing a taco shop with a water pistol in 1981.

Three nominated for appeals and district court judgeships Justice Maureen Walsh is seen at a domestic violence forum in 2018. FILE PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Published: 4/22/2021 8:52:12 PM Gov. Charlie Baker made three new judicial nominations Wednesday, recommending District Court Judge Maureen Walsh for an Appeals Court position and tapping attorneys Lisa Lippiello and Andrew Abdella as associate justices for the District Court. Baker selected Walsh, who since 2008 has served as an associate justice o...

Addiction can be difficult for some to understand, especially for those that have never fell victim to the disease personally or watched a loved one suffer to get back on their feet. Those struggling with personal addictions often times find themselves looking for a way out only to fall back into relapse when feeling there is nowhere else to go. It was this thought that tugged at Kim Crawford’s heartstrings that kept her praying for a way to help the women struggling with addiction find a ...

Here’s How Some MOAA Members Are Going Local With Advocacy Efforts By: Amanda Dolasinski March 09, 2021 Banners from each state mark the Avenue of Flags, with Mount Rushmore in the background. Multiple state-advocacy resources are available to MOAA members. (National Park Service photo) (This article originally appeared in  the March 2021 edition of Military Officer, a magazine available to all MOAA Premium and Life members. Learn m...