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- An American paradox
It is the enduring paradox of our centuries here. It is the paradox that stood its ground at Bunker Hill, that made a doomed charge on Fort Wagner, that stormed San Juan Hill, advanced through the Meuse-Argonne, landed on Iwo Jima, liberated Seoul and
- Sports Digest: CP Baltimore to open April 16 vs. FC Tampa Bay
Crystal Palace Baltimore will open its season April 16 at 7 p.m. against FC Tampa Bay at UMBC Soccer Stadium. Five days later, Palace will host the Puerto Rico Islanders. These matches begin a 30-game regular-season schedule consisting of 15 home and 15
- Growers deliver in Dominican Beans-for-Venezuela Crude deal
San Juan, Dominican Republic.- Kidney bean growers of San Juan de la Maguana Valley began to deliver their harvests as part of their RD$100 million financing program with the Treasury Ministry, with nearly 4,000 hectares planted to pay for Venezuelas oil
- A statistical portrait: Who are Orlando’s Hispanics?
What do we know about Orlando’s Latinos? We know they are the largest minority group. We know the majority of them are Puerto Ricans, even as Hispanics of other origin continue to grow. And we know the Hispanic community is diverse within itself and
- Video: Mexico United contra San Juan/Guerrero
Futbol al nivel local. Verde- Mexico United. Azul - San Juan. Marcador final: 1-0 Mexico United con un penal. Para mas informacion de La Liga de Washington llame a Raul Sandoval, (206) 850-3444 o por la Internet www.laligadewa.com.
- Heart of storm now hitting O.C.
The system is very cold and unstable; two readers say thunder loudly echoed through San Juan Capistrano at 5:15 p.m. More thunderstorms are possible. By the time the system passes through, many areas of the county could have recorded 0.75 to 1 of rain.
- Living In | Belmont, the Bronx: The Bigger Little Italy
PASTEL PARADE Houses along Hoffman Avenue are typical of Belmont, which in addition to its well-known Italian-themed Arthur Avenue has Puerto Rican and Albanian influences. THE other day in the Belmont section of the Bronx, two women carrying shopping
- Latina on a quest: More need to know about spina bifida
Guest Writer: Laura Tellado Tellado is a journalism student at the University of Central Florida and a former intern for the Orlando Sentinel’s El Sentinel . A native of Puerto Rico, she has been trying on her own to promote awareness of spina
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