Letters to the Editor on military service and respect
A veteran writer questions whether serving in the armed forces justifies civilian deference or creates a superior patriotism. He reflects on the purpose of service, whether heroism is unique to veterans, and how modern society should honor military sacrifice while debating its meaning.
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Walls or bridges vote for a defender of sovereignty
A letter to the editor on November choices argues for voting for a politician who protects legal citizens and U S sovereignty. It challenges readers on fear, science, deficits, healthcare, Mueller, money in politics, and the Constitution, urging caution against overreach and misinformation.
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Today in History highlights major events across years
On this date events include Washington laying the Capitol corner stone in 1793, the first New York Times edition in 1851, Jimi Hendrix death in 1970, Fatal Attraction release in 1987, Bush rallying the world in 2001, and Toys R Us bankruptcy news in 2017. Thought for Today by Jessamyn West.
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Husky Gang teaches preschool piano with animal themed lessons
In Miami, Phyllis Schola's music school uses The Husky Gang for the Littlest People. Young children dressed in costumes learn notes through doing and listening stories, phonics, and rhymes, aided by pets in the studio. The program aims to make learning fun and faster, with breaks to keep restless kids engaged.
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Steam Engine Brought Backward to Roseland Park in 1957
Russell Hamman recounts the 1913 steam locomotive No. 895 moved from North Commerce to Roseland Park Baytown in seven days. To fit the site the crew pulled it backward using three 90-foot track sections, since no turning space existed. The artifact, weighing 341,600 pounds and 72 feet long, stands as a Baytown landmark built in 1913 and used for freight between 1928 and the mid 1950s.
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Robert E. Lee Key Club
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