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Michael J. Mullen / Staff Photographer Mackenzie Corker, 4, presents a valentine she made to Gino Merli Veterans Center resident Wilbur Stiles, 91.
Fact Finder: Suspect in deadly shooting to release medical records
New developments tonight in a fact finder investigation we broke one week ago, concerning a deadly shooting over the Fourth of July weekend -- still unsolved.
Election season begins, candidates step up
Ken Goodman files for candidacy at the Richmond County Board of Elections on Monday.
U.S. appeals court hears challenge to Prop. 209
Advocates for minority students, backed by Gov. Jerry Brown , implored a federal appeals court Monday to reconsider California's voter-approved ban on affirmative action based on race or gender preferences in education and state hiring.
World War II veteran enjoys bringing vintage World War II planes for people to see
Maybe it was the unmistakable roar of the mammoth engines or swoosh of the circling propellers.
Houston County commissioners let veterans lead pledge at meetings
Just about every meeting of a governing body begins with the Pledge of Allegiance, but the Houston County Board of Commissioners has taken it to another level.
Where can I get that pit barrel cooker?
MISSION VIEJO I've received a half dozen emails and as many voicemails this weekend about former Orange County resident and Iraq War veteran Noah Glanville and his pit barrel cookers.
Burton mans rebuilds custom record-setting racecar
For Dan Webb, the best part about rebuilding his latest custom car isn't that it's going to be featured at the upcoming Autorama show in Detroit, or even that it's going to be on the cover of the forthcoming Hot Rod magazine .
This is a picture of World War I veterans posed in front of the LaRue ...
This is a picture of World War I veterans posed in front of the LaRue Civil War veterans building, which was later replaced by a newer building by the veterans of the both World Wars.
VVA chapter moving forward with gateway project
Photo submitted Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 644 Secretary Torance Inman, Chapter Member James Rose and Chapter President Arthur G. Jordan stand with a newly installed gateway sign displaying logos for local civic groups.
Frank Senesi, Retiring Veterans Affairs Director, Gets Commendation
Frank Senesi, who retired as the city's director of veterans affairs at the end of December after serving in the position for eight years, received a commendation from the Board of Aldermen and mayor's office Thursday.
Rep. Levin to attend Gulf War vet's interview
U.S. Rep. Sander Levin, D-Royal Oak, is scheduled to attend the filming today of a Gulf War veteran's interview that will be included in the Veterans History Project.
The Hill reported that people want a parade down Broadway for our returning Iraqi War vets.
Hospice of the Plains salutes veterans
American Legion Chaplain Fred Kubitz, left, presents a Hospice of the Plains Certificate of Appreciation to Donald Salisbury, a Navy veteran, at his home in Brush in January.
Insurance Company Refuses To Pay Off Policy for Marine Suicide With PTSD
Regardless of the reason, I can't be the only person who's tired of how our troops are used up and tossed away like used tissues: For most of his 26 years in the military, Maj.
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Cops looking for man who assaulted a WWII Veteran
Police are searching for a man accused of assaulting a World War II veteran during a home invasion in Burlington County. It's going on almost daily rob or kill older veterans
Marlins Fish With War Veterans
Local Marlins players and staff joined war veterans on a celebrity fishing trip to kick-off their community service week.
Jeremy Gilley safely finishes Iraq tour then loses legs back home while helping accident victim
'I looked down and knew it was bad': Soldier safely finishes Iraq tour then loses legs back home while helping accident victim A former U.S. soldier who survived eight months on tour in Iraq lost both legs in an accident back home while he was helping an injured motorist.
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Man served in Pacific during WWII
"What we really need in our search for truth is a commodity that used to be at the heart of good... Every day, this nation loses thousands of its war veterans, men and women who put aside their duties to serve their country.
Budget Proposal would increase VA funding by 10.5%
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