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Joe Leone Introna traveled to L'Aquila, Italy on his second humanitarian trip to the earthquake-ravaged area. While in L'Aquila, Joe, his wife and children, and volunteers who made the trip with him prepared and served a traditional American Thanksgiving feast for the children orphaned by the disaster.
Last tent to be struck tomorrow but natural disaster is still shattering lives in rubble-strewn city When Silvio Berlusconi returns to L'Aquila tomorrow for the removal of the last of the tents put up to house the victims of the earthquake that struck the city on 6 April, he can expect a hero's welcome. The Italian prime minister may be under pressure over his private life and his attacks on the ...
When Silvio Berlusconi returns to L'Aquila tomorrow for the removal of the last of the tents put up to house the victims of the earthquake that struck the city on 6 April, he can expect a hero's welcome.
Italy showcased the World Cup and trained in front of 3,000 fans in a stadium in L'Aquila on Thursday to show solidarity with the victims of the earthquake which struck the city in April.
SELEX Communications opened yesterday the new temporary site of L'Aquila, after the earthquake of the post April that forced the previous site to be ...
L'AQUILA, Italy -- On a recent autumn afternoon, half a year after a devastating earthquake struck here, a small flock of sheep and goats made its way through the ghostly, ravaged center of this ancient hilltop city.
L'AQUILA, Italy -- By seismic standards, the 25-second tremor on April 6 that rattled this medieval city and surrounding villages in central Italy's Abruzzo region was fairly moderate.
Italy coach Marcello Lippi has spoken of the "beautiful sensation" he felt after the squad trained in L'Aquila's Stadio Fattori near the earthquake disaster zone.
The Italy squad have been given a heroes' welcome by the people of L'Aquila - the town that was devastated by the April earthquake that left around 300 people dead.
Seven months after the terrible earthquake that hit Italy's Abruzzo region on April 6, children from San Giacomo, a small town in L'Aquila, are still reeling from its impact. Giovanni, 12, remembered with fear that tragic night when the quake shook the area, killing 289 people and leaving more than 4000 homeless. "I was sleeping (at that time). My parents woke me up and we ran out of our house ...
Twenty-nine years ago today, Nov. 23, 1980, an earthquake devastated parts of Italy.
