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Fall River event marks 100-year anniversary of America’s entry into WWI
Marc Munroe Dion Herald News Staff Reporter FALL RIVER — Carl Pasternak, in full uniform, and carrying a rifle, stood guard at the corner of Durfee and Cherry streets. The uniform was from World War I. Pasternak is a re-enactor. … Continue reading
Pearl Harbor survivor looks back on ‘hard to believe’ day – Charleston Gazette
Bill Winters began flying early. As a high school student growing up in Point Pleasant, in Mason County, he learned how to fly small Piper Cubs, landing them on land and water. He moved up to far bigger planes after … Continue reading
Similar backgrounds, interests lead to decades-long friendship
You and your friend have a lot in common. You both laugh at the same idiotic things, enjoy the same food and drink (often together), and you share similar experiences. You’ve taught your friend a lot and you’ve been a … Continue reading
Gripen Returns to Dubai After 12-Year Absence
The Gripen has not been seen at the Dubai Airshow since 2005, but its presence this year does not mean the aircraft is being actively competed for fighter requirements in the region. Rather, according to Jonas Hjelm, head of Saab‘s … Continue reading
The Body Trade – Part 3: Company makes a fortune selling donated bodies
By JOHN SHIFFMAN and BRIAN GROWReuters November 12. 2017 9:18PM The Body Trade – Part 2: After buying part of a spine, reporter learns donor’s tragic story How and why Reuters purchased bodies for its investigation The Body Trade – … Continue reading
With development impending, Fallbrook-based model aircraft club seeks new space to fly
The aerial view shows the land that the Palomar Radio Control Flyers club uses to fly aircraft. A sign advertises a housing project that will be built nearby. Courtesy photo Model aircraft enthusiasts have gone to an 85-acre plot of … Continue reading
SAMUEL PAUL SAPIO
DIAMONDHEAD, MISS. Samuel Paul Sapio, 91, passed away Sunday, Oct. 8, 2017, in Diamondhead. He was born in Youngstown on Sept. 2, 1926, the son of Rafael and Antoinette Sapio. He was a 1945 graduate of Struthers High School … Continue reading