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Ronald Carlson - Vimarsana News

Ronald Carlson

May 18, 1935 - Dec. 6, 2023

RUNYAN: The Military Punishes Speech It Doesn't Like - Vimarsana News

RUNYAN: The Military Punishes Speech It Doesn't Like

The US is one of the greatest nations in the world because of the unwavering protections provided by the Constitution.

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James Frederick LeDerer

J.F. LeDerer, MD, F.A.C.S.

St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade returns for 2021 - Vimarsana News

St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade returns for 2021

Photo provided by Greta Rubello St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade returns for 2021 Perye served in the Army during the Korean War. He was drafted in 1951. Photo provided by Greta Rubello Advertisement ST. CLAIR SHORES — Even though an “unofficial” parade took to Harper Avenue in an effort to lift spirits in 2020, organizers are celebrating the return of the official St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade for 2021. “We have, probably, 150 entries, and everyone has been so excited about being in the parade again,” Parade Committee Chair Cheryl Furdos said. The 2021 St. Clair Shores M...

Louisiana native part of Armed Forces Color Guard during inauguration - Vimarsana News

Louisiana native part of Armed Forces Color Guard during inauguration

Senior Airman Salem Rhea was nervous on Jan. 20, standing outside the U.S. Capitol. Two weeks earlier, the spot where he was standing was absolute chaos as rioters stormed the building. But security was not his concern. The West Monroe High School graduate was carrying the U.S. Air Force flag as part of the Armed Forces Color Guard. He said it's the biggest task the honor guard undertakes. He had plenty of time to dwell. The honor guard woke up at 2 a.m. for on-base processing and clearing their rifles and bags to go to the Capitol. After the police-escorted convoy, it was a matter of waitin...