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Gettysburg National Military Park
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PHOENIX — A company that said it can help veterans secure higher benefits has agreed to a penalty of nearly $2 million to settle a complaint t…
- John S Kiernan, WalletHub Managing Editor
Military families are accustomed to moving, but when it comes time to retire, it can be difficult to decide where to put down roots. For example, veterans must consider state tax policies on military benefits, along with the relative friendliness of different job markets and other socioeconomic factors, when choosing a state in which to settle down. Many retirees also face major
strugglesincluding Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, disability and
homelessness.
- KARISSA WADDICK USA Today
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America will mark its milestone birthday this summer with a bang. Ahead of the country’s 250th anniversary, firework retailers and pyrotechnicians said they're seeing surging demand.
- Noah McNamee Arizona Sonoran News
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A Phoenix-based nonprofit that trains service dogs for veterans with PTSD and brain injuries is expanding to Tucson, with a new facility expected to open in May. Soldier’s Best Friend rescues and trains dogs at no cost to veterans, creating life-changing partnerships that boost confidence, independence and connection.
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A U.S. Army veteran who was arrested during an immigration raid at a Southern California marijuana farm last week said Wednesday he was spraye…
- Richard Janik, East side
Rep. Ciscomani makes a big deal of his support for our Veterans. So why support: (1) drastically cutting the Veterans Administration workforce…
$25M distribution center to be built in Tucson