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Women take over Auto Crafts
“If your vehicle wanders, squeals on one side or pulls considerably, it might need an alignment.”
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Sharing their heritage
When Camryne San Miguel grows up, she can say with confidence she began performing as a Samoan dancer at the age of 15 months old.
Hawaiian celebration
Wiesbaden Middle School students Aubrey Armstrong (from left), Melissa Garnes, Jasmin Jones and Madison Barta perform a Hawaiian dance during the school’s Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage celebration at the school May 31.
USAG Wiesbaden honors customer service
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Commander Col. David Carstens and Command Sgt. Maj. Sa’eed Mustafa recognized 25 individuals June 4-5 for outstanding customer service during the months of March, April and May.
Three soar to Eagle Scout rank
Troop 107 Scoutmaster Jeff Stone had some brief but precise words of advice for the troop’s three new Eagle Scouts inducted at Hainerberg Chapel June 4.
Wounded Warrior returns for graduation
A former Warrior’s powerful story of recovering from the loss of a leg and other wounds suffered while serving in Afghanistan set the tone for the Class of 2013’s graduation.
Housing standout impresses officials
For Joe Bednash, home is where the U.S. Army sends him, and he is going to make that home as welcoming as possible.
Focusing on teen dating violence
Victim advocates from Army Community Service’s Family Advocacy Program visited Wiesbaden High School this month in hopes of helping students recognize signs of teen dating violence.
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