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‘We are indebted to you’: Fallen U.S. troops remembered on Memorial Day
One of Danny Montcalm’s first memories of Memorial Day took place near Rosehill Cemetery. “On Clark Street, there’s a monument to World War I veterans that my grandfather took me to when I was just 5 years old,” Montcalm said. Now, Montcalm, 70, spends every Memorial Day just feet away, watching as a parade of local veterans groups, Cub Scouts, high school students and other organizations ...
Here We Go Again!!! Chinese Illegals Crossing The Border Posing As Tourist
Biden & The Democrats has definitely Destroyed the US. Biden didn't want the Citizens to know he was using the Taxpayers money to Fly in illegal immigrants, but it had to come out how they was transporting them in. And not to mention Biden stated, he would "do it again". Now, this issue raise AGAIN with the illegal Chinese immigrants crossing the border. As quiet as it's kept, it's all kinds of Terrorists that has entered the US through the border from different countries. That will be another issue later, once Biden is out of office, Then people would THINK the New Residing President allowed these Terrorists in, when it was Biden. Biden MUST be IMPEACHED.... VOTE RED Link 👇 https://share.newsbreak.com/71cpq8tz.
Possible lightning strike leads to building fire in Chicago's Tri-Taylor neighborhood
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Lightning from storms Sunday afternoon damaged a building in Chicago's Tri-Taylor neighborhood. No one was injured, but portions of the building's facade began to crumble after it was struck. Around noon, fire officials were called to the building on Taylor and Bell for a call of a possible lightning strike. That possible strike caused a small fire on the second floor and caused portions of the building to crumble. Firefighters could be seen escorting a man from the building and picking up those heavy pieces of the building's facade as they tried to clear the sidewalk. Others could be seen on top of the building inspecting where the lightning strike possibly hit. An unoccupied unit in the building caught fire, and that's where firefighters could be seen knocking out windows and extinguishing the flames. One woman told CBS 2 she heard it all. "Lightning hit the roof," Angela said. I think I saw it because there was a huge thunderclap and with it was a big flash. So I'm thinking I saw it when it hit. And the third floor of the front of the building caught fire." It is unclear if anyone was displaced as a result of the fire.
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