How some veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are helping turn around a drug-infested neighborhood of Baltimore – and themselves.
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The Mladenik family has adopted two children since 9/11. Even they miss their dad, who died in the hijacking of American Airlines flight 11 before they arrived.
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Global conflict and recession chip away at America’s ability to protect the huddled masses it has rescued. Some go homeless, some even return to war zones to make a living.
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Neema John survived genocide and rape, but can she beat the red tape to be reunited with her family in Atlanta?
Once filled with hate, radio now spins Kenny Rodgers.
One year later, a 9/11 widow struggles with the publicness of her family’s loss.
Continue reading “She doesn’t want to share her grief with a nation”
Mary Wiltenburg 