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     Mesa WWII vet remembers fallen comrades

     East Valley Tribune· 2 days ago

     Mesa resident Bernie Domsky, 97, one of the last two living World War II members of the East Valley Jewish War Veterans Post 619, this weekend will be...

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     Adani Ent Leads Nifty-50 Losers As Markets Retreat From Record Highs To Close In Red

     Benzinga· 2 days ago

     The market started the week with a volatile session with Nifty falling 0.11% to 22,932.45 after...

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     ROTC cadets don't receive military death benefits. Families who lost loved ones are trying to change...

     NBC News via Yahoo News· 5 days ago

     That bill passed out of committee Wednesday, with a Carbajal-sponsored amendment that would also...

4. • John Francis Gies

     Hartford Courant· 3 days ago

     John Francis Gies, 81, of Canton, beloved husband of Janice (Horvath) Gies, died Thursday, May 16, 2024. He was born March 20, 1943 in Erie, Pennsylvania, son of the late Francis and Alice (Cotter)…

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     Covid will still be here this summer. Will anyone care?

     Washington Post via Yahoo News· 3 days ago

     By now, it’s as familiar as sunscreen hitting the shelves: Americans are headed into another summer...

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     First Command Financial Services taps transformation exec from Cleveland Fed - Dallas Business...

     The Business Journals· 7 days ago

     First Command Financial Services Inc. has brought on a new executive to help oversee a...

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     Food truck nonprofit helps veterans get their culinary chops

     NY Post via Yahoo News· 3 days ago

     Foley said the program is self-paced and “completely hands-on. If you have the drive, if you have...

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     Man found guilty of killing grandparents to get inheritance

     WSOC-TV Charlotte· 6 days ago

     On Thursday, a jury found a U.S. Army veteran guilty of murdering his grandfather and...

9. • Tech company faces consequences for ‘whites only’ job post

     TheStreet.com· 17 hours ago

     A Virginia-based tech company has to pay the price for a racist job post that it made on a public hiring website last year, which sparked outrage on social media. The post was for a business ...

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      Analysis | Will covid be on anyone’s radar this summer?

      Washington Post· 1 day ago

      Congress is in recess this week, but your friends at the Health Brief are here for you. Today’s...