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History Channel and Lou Reda to present WWII shows at Sigal
TV WatchersView the highly acclaimed Lou Reda History production "WWII in HD" along with other History Channel documentaries about World War II produced by the Easton production company during a year-long series at Sigal Museum in Easton. The museum will kick...... -
Hugo's West Hollywood patrons may recognize Phil Gittelman
Los Angeles TimesIn the restaurant world, being called "a regular" is a badge of honor. Phil Gittelman has been eating at Hugo's in West Hollywood almost every day for 32 years. He is so fond of the restaurant, which opened in 1980, that he is more than a customer; he's...Tags: Vegan Diet, Salads, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Leave It to Beaver (tv program)
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LETTER: Cheering For War On Iran?
As a survivor of an infantry squad that was wiped out by the Chinese in North Korea, and as someone who gets medical treatment from the VA hospital in Newington, I am reminded on a daily basis of the terrorism and the horrendous costs of wars. The...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Newington, Nazi Party, International Military Interventions
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Editorials: Isle of Wight controversy, stellar scholars
Oh, the irony The twists and coils of the Isle of Wight email saga have begun to double back on themselves, providing an element of irony to the whole mess. Byron "Buzz" Bailey, vice chairman of the Board of Supervisors, and outspoken school board...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Elections, Politics, Hampton University
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LETTER: Remembering Old Bulkeley Stadium Days
It was with interest and nostalgia that I read the article on the old Bulkeley Stadium in Hartford [June 3, Page 1, "Old Bulkeley Stadium: Yes, You Can Go Home Again"]. Most every weekend in the 1940s, my brother Jack and I would take two buses from...Tags: Ottawa Senators, Wethersfield, West Hartford, National League, Atlanta Braves
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'The Pianist' is personal
Mona Golabek's one-woman show, "The Pianist of Willesden Lane," has earned raves in some of America's largest cities. But for the star, the play's current run at the Laguna Playhouse has a special significance. That's because it's a return to the...
Tags: Music, Entertainment, The Pianist (movie), Judaism, Religion and Belief
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Florida Travel Guide for Scuba Diving
Sentinel Staff WriterKnown for its white sand beaches and thousands of miles of coastline, there is more to Florida's sun-filled fun than just the beach. With a diverse selection of underwater environments, Florida offers some of the world's best scuba diving. From the...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Landforms, Walt Disney, Travel, National Parks
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Display at Abbey Delray salutes veterans
Faded photographs, some 70 years old, show serious young men and women as members of the Armed Forces serving as medics, on aircraft carriers and on the ground in Europe during World War II and the Korean War. Veterans in the Abbey Delray Senior Living...Tags: Human Interest, Hospitals and Clinics, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Delray Beach, World War I (1914-1918)
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Harry F. Hansen, highly decorated veteran
Harry F. Hansen Sr., a highly decorated World War II veteran who landed in the initial wave of troops on Omaha Beach on D-Day and later became a Baltimore businessman, died on Memorial Day from complications of a stroke at Howard County General Hospital....
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Human Interest, Ellicott City, Memorial Day, France
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Bob Fletcher dies at 101; saved farms of interned Japanese Americans
Bob Fletcher, who quit his job as a state agricultural inspector during World War II to save the Sacramento farms of interned Japanese American families, died May 23 in Sacramento, his family announced. He was 101. A few months after the Japanese...
Tags: Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)
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In Theory: Why the rise in Anti-Semitism?
Anti-Semitism is on the rise throughout the world, according to a report by the State Department, which is taking the increase so seriously it's appointing a special envoy to monitor the rise. The increase was revealed in the department's annual...Tags: Labor Legislation, Judaism, Minority Groups, Discrimination, The Holocaust (1934-1945)
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Bill Haley Jr. now rocking around the clock
Before Elvis, Little Richard, Buddy Holly or Chuck Berry, there was Bill Haley and His Comets. Haley was the first rock 'n' roll superstar, even before "rock 'n' roll" became a household word. Then there is Bill Haley Jr., who has taken up his father's...Tags: Music Industry, Music, Movies, Bill Haley, Elton John
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