Tag: Washington D.C.
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Arizona Students Travel to D.C. for Civic Education
Phoenix, AZ – About 275 high school students from Arizona will embark on an educational journey to Washington, D.C., courtesy of the Arizona Cardinals’ team plane, for a four-day immersive experience focused on civics and government. This initiative, named Civics Matters Arizona, aims to educate 10th and 11th graders on the significance of civic engagement…
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Honoring Annie Kaylor: A Tribute to D.C.’s LGBTQ+ Icon
A street sign paying tribute to Annie Kaylor, a cherished figure in Washington, D.C.’s LGBTQ+ community, has finally been unveiled after over a decade of anticipation. The sign, emblazoned with Annie’s Way, was erected on May 24th outside Annie’s Paramount Steak House on 17th Street NW, commemorating the legacy of the late restaurateur Annie Kaylor.…
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U.S. Veterans Honor Flight Commemorates Navy SEALs in Washington, D.C.
Dozens of U.S. military veterans embarked on a significant journey from San Diego to Washington, D.C. for a historic honor flight, commemorating the valor and sacrifices of Navy SEALs. Historic Tribute to Navy SEALs The flight, organized by the Honor Flight Network, pays homage to the indelible contributions of U.S. Navy Special Warfare Operators, popularly…
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Georgia Family Continues Fight for Reunification After Years Apart
Washington, D.C. – Ashton Rochester, an 11-year-old boy, has spent over six years separated from his mother, Cecilia Gonzalez-Carmona. His father, Jason Rochester, remains steadfast in his efforts to bring her home. A Lengthy Battle for Reunification Jason Rochester, residing in Georgia, has tirelessly advocated for his wife’s return since her self-deportation to Mexico in…
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Austin Veterans Honored with Trip to D.C.
AUSTIN, Texas – Honor Flight Austin recently organized a memorable journey for 48 veterans of the Vietnam War and Cold War, transporting them to the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. The veterans, filled with anticipation, marched down the terminal on Friday morning, commencing what would be a profoundly significant experience. Marco Cordon’s Story: A Vietnam War…
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Honor Flight Austin Takes Austin Veterans to D.C.
Honor Flight Austin, a non-profit organization, organized a memorable trip to Washington D.C. for 48 Vietnam War and Cold War veterans from Austin, Texas. These veterans embarked on a journey to visit the memorials dedicated to their service, marking an emotional and significant experience for them. A Trip of a Lifetime The veterans, including individuals…
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Philadelphia Girls’ Basketball Coach Honored in Washington D.C.
Coach Lurline Jones, a stalwart figure in Philadelphia’s education and sports landscape, is poised to receive a distinguished honor in the heart of American politics. The accolade, to be conferred by Senator Bob Casey in Washington D.C., highlights Jones’ enduring commitment to her community and her exceptional contributions to girls’ athletics. A Legacy of Dedication…
