Jose. Damian what are you hearing there reporter peek i spoke with today told me they feel numb after watching the images from mexico city for the kept consequencele general here in san jose this is personal. The images are surreal, similar to the big earthquake in 1985, 32 years to the day. Its horrible. The Mexican Consul general spent the day trying to reach mexico city for direction. At the same time this woman tried to reach her own mother. Its very moving to see whats happening in mexico. My family is there so far we dont have news of my mom. So its a scarey time. Tall buildings reduced to rubble in this city of 22 million. There are reports of survivors trapped under tons of concrete and Communications Systems are virtually nonexistent. Ms. Perez has been trying to reach her family in mexico but cant get through. This taco vendor says he used Facebook Messager to find out if his family was okay. Other bay area families are also using the messaging service to reach loved ones. Th
University of Guam Army ROTC cadets have been busy this summer rappelling out of helicopters, learning foreign languages such as Indonesian and Urdu, and interning with U.S. Africa Command and the 18th Airborne Corps Judge Advocate General office.Â
âROTC continues to be the best choice for college students who want to be challenged, seek adventure, and explore the world,â said Lt. Col. Thomas Anderson, UOG professor of military science. âI am so excited about the opportunities that our cadets have had this summer to see new places and to learn, and I am even more excited to see how they have grown as leaders when they return to campus in the fall.â
1901
March 9, 1901-A ticket for the upcoming village election was placed in nomination by a class of people who have in mind the best interests of the entire community.
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1911
March 8, 1911-Despite the fact there were few contests on hand, there were about 150 residents of the village present at the caucus.
March 8, 1911-The town of Lincoln was organized at a meeting of the Itasca County Board.
March 8, 1911-The initial number of The Iron Index newspaper will be issued at Marble.
March 8, 1911-The congregation of First Presbyterian Church of Grand Rapids extended a call to the Rev. Leo R. Burrows to remain in Grand Rapids.
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