Obama marks Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery
President Obama honors fallen service members at Arlington with a wreath and vows to support veterans and families. He salutes three recent U.S. deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan, notes Wheeler’s 14 deployments and 11 Bronze Stars, and urges action beyond words. Special operations continue in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan as he also praises military families.
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Air strikes pound Idlib rebel stronghold in Syria death toll climbs
In northwest Syria a wave of air strikes on Idlib killed at least 14 civilians, with hospitals damaged and rescue teams deploying nationwide. The assault follows the resignation of opposition negotiator Mohammed Alloush amid stalled Geneva peace talks with Bashar al Assad. The Army of Conquest coalition, led by Nusra Front, suspended non-emergency civil administration in Idlib as fighting continues and civilians remain trapped.
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Memorial Day ceremony honors veterans in Chicory Square
Col Katherine A Bruch delivered the main address at Chicory Square Memorial Day ceremonies. A Bluefield native, Bruch urged remembrance of veterans and the transition of service to younger generations. Debbie Krabbe sang a patriotic song reflecting on military families and sacrifices.
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Mountain Festival returns to Bluefield for 33rd year events
The festival runs June 3 to 5 with Exotic Animal Petting Zoo Marvelous Mutts vendors and concessions plus rides, a car show an outdoor basketball tournament and a fireworks finale. Rock It the Robot debuts Friday through Sunday and sponsors include City of Bluefield Alpha Media and the West Virginia Division of Culture and History. Unlimited ride tickets cost 20 to 25 dollars across the weekend. a full schedule runs in Sundays Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
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