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Vets feel the love again at Fisher Cats stadium
Military
Thursday September 2, 2010
The Fisher Cats did it again. Military Appreciation and Veterans Night at Fisher Cats Stadium began at 5:30 p.m.
Military
Monday August 23, 2010
Airman Kelsey Nutt Air National Guard Airman Kelsey Nutt graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. Nutt earned distinction as an honor graduate.
Looking back 60 years at Korean War
Military
Monday August 23, 2010
U.S. Forces Korea is gearing up for a full range of activities that began this summer, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Korean War and the strong U.S./South Korea alliance that maintains stability on the Korean peninsula. In today’s age, the protection of South Korea has become more important with the North Koreans rattling their nuclear sword. For three years of brutal fighting, the United Nations and America ended up in the same place as the start of the war – the 38th parallel – and there has never been a peace treaty signed. The Korean War has been called a police action, the “Forgotten War” and others names. We were in the Korean War for three years and lost 54,000 men and women.
Manchester native killed in action last month was Green Beret
Military
Monday August 9, 2010
This past week was another sad one for New Hampshire. During the last few days of July, Staff Sgt.
Military
Thursday August 5, 2010
Bedford Air Force Airman Charles S. Romero Air Force Airman Charles S.
City veteran, friend of the Rotary died last weekend
Military
Monday July 19, 2010
On July 10, we lost an icon of Nashua and a good friend to many, including me. I knew Frank Teas for more than 30 years through Rotary, golf and many events we were involved in or just attended. I used to enjoy going to Rotary when he was still doing the news and stock market, then a joke. Boy, did he get ribbed.
Dalianis House, city shelter for homeless veterans, celebrated
Military
Thursday July 8, 2010
On June 18, another jewel was added to the city – The Dalianis House, the newest homeless shelter for veterans. The Dalianis House has 41 units and there is a full complement to move. If you are interested, call Harlan Homes, which is the umbrella organization for several different parts of Harbor Homes. For the people who could not share the day, the following was the full program. Presentation of the colors was led by Ted Hall, the Partnership for Successful Living board chairman and master of ceremonies. The welcome to the city was performed by Mayor Donnalee Lozeau.
Marion Savage honored by Veterans Affairs
Military
Thursday July 1, 2010
Marion L. Savage, of Nashua, a past president of the Nashua Emblem Club 170, was honored by the Department of Veterans Affairs in appreciation of her 1,000 hours and 28 years of volunteer service to veterans through dedicated participation in the Volunteer Service Program at the VA Medical Center in Manchester.
Local Civil Air Patrol squadron teaches local youths, aids community
Military
Thursday July 1, 2010
Local members of a national group teach children, find fires, photograph floods and search for downed planes. The Greater Nashua Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol is committed to helping the community through aviation.
Dalianis receives Distinguished Service Medal
Military
Monday June 28, 2010
NASHUA – On Wednesday, June 9, Gov. John Lynch and the Executive Council presented the Distinguished Service Medal to Dr.
‘Flat Manny’ gives full face to service members overseas
Military
Thursday June 24, 2010
Abel Emanuelli isn’t able to be in two places at once, but his strong, athletic figure has helped provide local support for soldiers just like himself. Emanuelli was disappointed that he wasn’t going to be at his younger brother Luis’ graduation from Plymouth State University in May. Emanuelli missed the graduation because he’s in Afghanistan as a sergeant in an infantry unit. Emanuelli’s mother, Jane Lockard, also was disappointed, but necessity is the mother of invention.
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