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CSPAN2 Book TV Encore Booknotes July 27, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV Encore Booknotes July 27, 2013

American warrior. In the book, he discusses a Controversial Television interview he gave when he criticized army leadership. This is one hour. Your new book, about face, it is cowritten by julie sherman, she is a woman. Why is back . Guest a lot of people over the 18 years that i have met, a lot of authors have contemplated writing it. I waited for the right one. The horrible result about that war is that it took the lives of young men and it took the lives of young women as well. Women give life. I felt that if we could discuss war, with a sensitivity of the depth and feeling of a woman, we c...

Eighth graders receive VFW awards for Patriot's Pen | News - Vimarsana News

Eighth graders receive VFW awards for Patriot's Pen | News

Two Salida Middle School eighth-graders were awarded first and third place at the district level of the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ annual Patriot’s Pen essay contest.

Trinity Gallup wins post level for Voice of Democracy - Vimarsana News

Trinity Gallup wins post level for Voice of Democracy

High school senior Trinity Gallup was the post-level winner for the Veterans of Foreign Wars “Voice of Democracy” essay contest.

VFW awards eighth-grade winners of Patriot's Pen | News - Vimarsana News

VFW awards eighth-grade winners of Patriot's Pen | News

Eighth-grade winners of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest were announced Tuesday at Salida Middle School, with first place on the district level going to John Fast

George Blake leaves Salida - Vimarsana News

George Blake leaves Salida

Longtime resident George Blake said Tuesday what he will miss the most about Salida, his home of 40 years, is the people.