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Standing on Little Round Top, I tried to imagine the terror that must have gripped the soldiers as the enemy advanced.
5 hrs ago | The Brattleboro Reformer
Morris dancers converge on area this weekend for 38th Ale
Every Memorial Day weekend since 1976, Morris Dancers from around the United States, Canada and England have gathered at Marlboro College in Marlboro to celebrate at an invitational Whitsun-type Ale .
9 hrs ago | Washington Times
Memorial Day weekend schedules: America honors its war dead
Memorial Day comes a bit early this year thanks to the last Monday in May always being designated Memorial Day.
9 hrs ago | Cape Gazette
Ocean Atlantic welcomes Stacey and Grey Pfarr to Lewes office
Ocean Atlantic Sotheby's International Realty announces the addition of a new team of real estate professionals to the Lewes office.
11 hrs ago | Ogdensburg Courier-Observer/Journal
Honor Flight taking Norwood veteran to World War II memorial in Washington
James Liebfred, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II, will celebrate his 87th birthday on June 7. The following day, he and his son, David, will be on a plane for Washington, D.C. to visit the National World War II Memorial, thanks to the efforts of North Country Honor Flight.
16 hrs ago | KOMO News
Sequestration to affect access to Mount Rainer National Park
The word sequestration sends shivers down the spine of anybody who's work depends on federal funding.
16 hrs ago | Journal Gazette
Concordia Lutheran band embarks on journey to DC
Concordia Lutheran High School band members Taylor Haaff, front, Aaron Reynolds, and Mitchell Mohrman help load instruments for the band's trip to Washington, D.C. - It has taken months of planning and fundraising, but early Friday morning 70 Marching Cadets boarded buses to Washington, D.C., to perform in the 2013 National Memorial Day Parade.
Republic Day function organised in Washington DC
US Assistant Secretary of State Robert Blake and Ambassador Sharma speaking at the function organized to celebrate Nepal's Republic Day in Washington DC.
AAA Mid-Atlantic projected a little more than one million Virginians will travel this weekend.
President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts
William I. Althen is founder of William I. Althen Consulting, which provides counsel on legal issues related to health, safety, labor, and employment matters.
F&S descendants have accomplished careers
Dr. Mary E. Schmidt has studied at some of the finest schools and practiced medicine at several prestigious medical centers, earning industry accolades along the way.
Book Of Mormon Battles Itself For Highest Theater Ticket Sales, Learn The Unexpected Winner
Book Of Mormon tickets almost always top the list of best selling theater tickets in the resale market.
State still gets low marks for business climate
Nikkia Carter doesn't mind going across the Potomac River in search of clients, contacts and information on landing said clients.
Robert Lance, 93, a World War II veteran, was welcomed at Dulles International Airport in Washington D.C. when traveled to the nation's capital May 16-19, with Honor Flight, an all-expense-paid trip honoring WWII veterans.
VA Landmark Natural Bridge Up for Sale
A Virginia landmark and tourism attraction once owned by Thomas Jefferson is up for sale.
Michelle Obama vacation: Family to escape 'gilded cage'
Michelle Obama is considering an extended vacation with daughters Sasha and Malia, on Martha's Vineyard this summer, to escape the heat of steamy Washington, D.C. Living in the White House can be thrilling, but most presidential families soon look for a place with a better climate, reports the Christian Science Monitor on May 23.
Setlist: Trey Anastasio with National Symphony Orchestra
Last night Phish front man Trey Anastasio performed with the esteemed National Symphony Orchestra at the historic Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Anastasio mixed classics from both his solo and Phish repertoire over the course of two sets and an encore.
Africa: Obama Visit to 'Reinforce Deep Ties' - Rep. Karen Bass
Washington, DC - Congresswoman Karen Bass , Ranking Member of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa released the following statement after the White House announced President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania next month: "President Obama's travel to sub-Saharan Africa presents an ... (more)
Preparations are underway for the West Virginia Veterans' Reunion
Organizers in Rainelle are preparing for several events for the West Virginia Veterans' Reunion.
Office and Industrial Are Rock Solid
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