U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs seeks public comment on Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC) until February 5, 2018 to further strengthen and
Wilsonville resident and United States Air Force Captain John Budiao relayed a quote well-known in military circles that describes the fissure between ordinary civilians and
A workshop on LEGAL ISSUES FACING VETERANS is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 from 6-8 pm in the Columbia County Law
Spurgeon D. Keeth, who was Clatsop County’s last living survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, died Thursday. He was 92. After spending most
Mt. Hood Community College received a grant of $60,720 from The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs to improve service to students who have served in
NAMI Homefront, Nami Peer-to-Peer Recovery Education and NAMI Family to Family are free classes, but pre-registration is required. Views: 81
Frank White recently turned 94, which means the Estacada resident has experienced nearly a century of adventures. Views: 24
When community members started trickling slowly in for Christmas dinner at the Seaside American Legion Post 99, they passed a table filled with knitted hats
The Lincoln County Veterans Service’s Office will be experiencing a software blackout the week following the Christmas holiday from 12/26 through 12/29. This is due
“Welcome Home” will be the theme of the Honor Dessert for Clackamas County Vietnam Veterans on Saturday, Jan. 27, in Oregon City. The phrase is
For members of Seaside American Legion Post 99, December is an important month for veterans. The legion post offers an annual community holiday dinner for
Cheri Stuller teaches knitting and crocheting at Michaels in Beaverton and she has gathered a crew that is gung-ho about warming veterans. Views: 27
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