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Thomas O’Donnell emigrated from Ireland to Virginia and applied for his American citizenship on May 22, 1838. He married Brigit Kennedy, an Irish girl. Thomas and Bridget raised three boys:

Talk of the town 50 years ago was centered around the need for a new hospital, as we have seen over the last several weeks of Pulaski’s Past. By the

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Tinian resident Elvin Masga caught a monster 70.5 lb record-breaking wahoo during the Saipan Fishermen’s Association 19th Annual Mahi Fishing Derby at the Smiling Cove Marina on Saturday.

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 16, 2022) - Danavation Technologies Corp. (CSE: DVN) (OTCQB: DVNCF) ("Danavation" or the "Company"), a Canadian-based Internet of Things ("IoT") technology company

Seventeen people were displaced by a raging fire that tore through an apartment building in the 100 block of Wes Catawissa Street in Nesquehoning on Monday afternoon. In all, six housing units were ...

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2 months ago in Local lrideout Photo: Saga Communications Friday, January 29, 2021 A man struggling to stay above water in a Sullivan pond was saved by a woman and her brave 5-year-old son! Police said the rescue was the work of Ashlee Florey and her son Oliver. As they were letting dogs outside, they heard someone yelling for help from about 100 yards away. As they were looking everywhere for the source, Oliv...

Don Gaddie, owner of DG Hardware and Marine, passes away By PAULETTE LeBLANC - | Dec 30, 2020 In the 1980s, Don Gaddie began DG Hardware and Marine in the shopping plaza on Stringfellow Road in Pine Island. According to his brother, David Gaddie, there were quite a few people in his employ for the last several years. Gaddie said he believes his brother enjoyed the seclusion Pine Island has to offer. “He has a house in St. James City,” said Gaddie of his brother, who re-cently suffered a...

ccarlson@dailypress.net Caroline Carlson | Daily Press Iron Mountain resident Randy Evosevich is shown at True Value Hardware in Escanaba. Evosevich says he likes to shop downtown when he visits Escanaba, especially for stocking stuffers. ESCANABA — The holiday season is upon us. With the COVID-19 pandemic still influencing our daily behaviors, many are wondering how local businesses are faring as Christmas approaches. The answers to this question are in some ways expected, and in some ways ...