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THE WHITE CORSAIR and My First Flight
In early grade school we lived in the Berea projects right off Riverside Drive. They had been built for workers at the “Bomber Plant”, which now is I-X Center....
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A Northfield Short
A few years on what was probably a Veterans Day, another veteran and I spoke to a Third Grade Class at Northfield Elementary School...
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Leaving Texas
With all the Airline mishaps lately, I was reminded of another one back in the day.
Chicagoan Roger McGill had lucked out. He was being...
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Commander Joseph Francis Enright, the USS ArcherFish and the Japanese Aircraft Carrier Shinano
I was in California for a Technical Conference being held at Monterrey for the Akron Company that I was President of, an entity of...
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NAPOLEON a Movie Review by JC Sullivan
I watched the two hour and thirty eight minute movie and liked it. One gains a history of France during the Revolutionary Period when...
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Retrieval Of The Memorial Plaque From Cleveland’s Mt. Carmel Church (East) And Resultant Story
While re-dedicating the Irish Cultural Garden on Cleveland’s MLK Drive, the late Senator Voinovich said, “I have always found those closest to their roots...
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Tony Mazzolini Continues To Receive Aeronautical Honors
You may have heard the name Tony Mazzolini but perhaps not heard his story before. It’s about his quest to find and restore...
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THERE SHOULD’VE BEEN A PIPER By JC Sullivan
By JC Sullivan
Memorial Day in America begins the season of beaches, barbecues and softball. We veterans look back to our service years, remembering different...
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The Green Season in Irish Heritage Month
That’s what the Irish call it in Irish Heritage Month including any and all events leading up to and including St. Patrick’s Day. One...
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Remembering a Local Hero
Although Veterans Day honors the living, anytime is appropriate to honor the memory of a courageous local hero, John T. Frisina, Captain, U.S. Marine...
Letter to the Editor
Letter To The Editor: Getting Us Back On Track
Although I have empathy for those who took out loans expecting their degree would qualify them for a career that would provide them with...