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Salems most famous resident was a fourth-generation Oregonian whose family founded the retail chain Meier & Frank.

From the blog of Randi Cohen Coblenz at The Times of Israel

I used to wonder how such a highly civilized nation like Germany could so monstrously scar the record of modern man with the butchery of the Holocaust, with much of

The Bolshevik Empire had ostensibly collapsed under the doddering puppet president Reagan’s relentless idiotic posing. Things were made available that should have been kept secret for a hundred years and for a brief moment the veil was pulled back allowing a glimpse of what moves the world around us.

Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the world's most celebrated composers. A new biography now reveals the man behind the 18th-century musician.

The Composer Baroque composer and musician extraordinaire Johann Sebastian Bach had a prodigous output that encompassed almost every musical genre of hi...

Die Thüringer Polizei hat eine Landeseinsatzübung auf dem Standorttruppenübungsplatz der Bundeswehr in Ohrdruf durchgeführt. Das Übungsszenario war ein komplexes Versammlungsgeschehen.

War hero, pianist wife leave $1.3 million to Gale Free Library Community Content Special to The Landmark HOLDEN — Carrol “Bill” W. Bailey fought in the Battle of the Bulge during World War II and earned a Bronze Star. His wife, Betty Blunt Bailey, was a classically trained pianist who played with some of the most celebrated performers of the day. After the war, they settled down to a long and quiet life in Holden. Betty died in 1997 and Bill in 2013, but their memory lives on through t...

HOLDEN — Early in 2020, the Gale Free Library received a cryptic letter, the contents of which, once deciphered, seemed too good to be true. The letter appeared to indicate that the library was the remaining beneficiary on two trust funds from Carrol "Bill" W. Bailey and his wife, Betty Blunt Bailey. The funds totaled $1.3 million. Bailey fought in the Battle of the Bulge during World War II and was awarded a Bronze Star Medal. His wife was a classically trained pianist who played with so...

We were stunned: Holdens Gale Free Library beneficiary of $1.3 million trust from Bailey family Kim Ring, Telegram & Gazette © Rick Cinclair/Telegram & Gazette HOLDEN - The Gale Free Library Tuesday, May 4, 2021. HOLDEN — Early in 2020, the Gale Free Library received a cryptic letter, the contents of which, once deciphered, seemed too good to be true. The letter appeared to indicate that the library was the remaining beneficiary on two trust funds from Carrol "Bill" W. Ba...