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Life after lockdown
Although lockdown restrictions have lifted, life has not returned to…
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Motorcyclists can minimize risk with simple steps
Riding a motorbike can be fun, but there is also…
WWII dog tags found during local hike
Local German Simon Krieger-Pleus discovered a pair of World War…
German national works 45 years for US Army
WIESBADEN, Germany — The German supply technician Gerhard Rathmacher completed…
Garrison Wiesbaden employee shares story, encourages talking about mental health, suicide
“Someone told me, ‘Grief is just love you’re not able…
Handlers learn to read their dogs’ behavior
Military working dog handlers were trained to better understand their…
Customers can prepare for vehicle inspection
Community members have to make sure their vehicles are in…
Schultüte: A German tradition
Every year at the end of July or early August, you can see German kids walking to school with a cone-shaped object in their hands. However, if you look again the very next day, the objects seem to have disappeared and you won’t see them again until next fall.
