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"The Hurt Locker," a suspense film about a U.S. Army bomb squad unit that defuses bombs in Iraq, won best feature on Monday at the Gotham awards, the top U.S. East Coast independent film awards.
Sterling Heights-based Rave Computer Association Inc. reports its total revenue was about flat for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31 — but revenue from Michigan-based customers more than doubled, and should do so again this fiscal year.
While most Americans are celebrating Thanksgiving tomorrow, the family of U.S. Army Sgt. James Michael Nolen, 25, will be making funeral arrangements.
Jon (Jody) Webster Ray, 70, died Nov. 23, 2009, at his home in Sonoma. He was the loving husband of the late Mary Carol Ray; and the devoted father of Jon W. Ray Jr., Steven M. Ray and Marc L. Ray. He was the father-in-law of Melanie and Stephanie.
George J. Nilan, 87, died Nov. 28, at home in Sonoma, surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Betty M Nilan; dear father of Michael and Dennis Nilan and Colleen Quinn; father-in-law of Jackie and Linda Nilan and Art Quinn. He was the brother of Donald Nilan, of Sonora.
A formerU.S. Army soldier who raped a girl and killed her and three family members in Iraq challenged his convictions Monday, saying he was wrongly tried in a civilian court and should have faced a military trial.
By: James Kratch Second-year English student Notre Dame cannot handle yet another coaching misfire Today, Notre Dame football is nothing more than an agony-riddled ghost, a once-mighty institution left lying in ruins. Yet at the same time, it is a cherished relic, commanding our respect and acknowledgement....
During the Township’s Veterans Day observance on Nov. 11, representatives of the Frank M. Sell American Legion Post 289 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7198 presented several awards to Police Chief Paul Costello and his staff for “outstanding assistance at the May Memorial Day ceremonies.”
WOONSOCKET — Of all of the late Jacques E. Staelen's accomplishments, the one he was most proud of was his work to bring the Merci Boxcar to the city in 1999 and to help establish the Lt. Georges Dubois Veterans exhibit that houses the boxcar at the Museum of Work and Culture.
(Springfield) -- A few soldiers overseas will be opening Christmas boxes this holiday season courtesy of OTC students.
Business leaders will be honored for their leadership, civic participation and philanthropy at the Parker Jewish Institute on Monday, December 7 at the First Annual Parker’s Platinum Professionals Awards and Networking Event.
After scrambling through the spring and summer to collect enough water user signatures to receive federal funding, the first phase of the Bitter Root Irrigation District’s infrastructure repair is under way.
BAE Systems Inc. has landed $42 million from the U.S. Army for laser targeting systems. Under the contract, BAE will deliver 1,200 laser target-locator modules.
Textron Defense Systems, in conjunction with a Minnesota company, has landed $41.1 million from the U.S. Army for networked landmines.
Richmond Hill native Anton Dietrich lives to serve. Whether it comes to his country, his church or his community, this is one World War II vet who has never stopped giving.
Another study of Medtronic Inc.’s Infuse Bone Graft product that involved soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center is coming under fire. According to a report in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Dr. Charles Rosen, president of the Association for Medical Ethics, has written a letter to the U.S. Army Surgeon General expressing [...]
