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Fistko: Hymn amazingly ties two men who led similar lives (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I traveled to Ohio to visit relatives and while there, I attended the funeral of an old friendâs father, Dan Davidson. It was certainly a touching tribute to a man I barely knew, but who had a profound impact on those who did. Most of the service was taken up by Davidsonâs younger sibling who told how his older brother had been an ambitiously selfish individual, who really for a long time cared for no one but himself. He also detailed examples of how he cheated his partners
Fitsko: Never forget the ones who gave their all (opens the original)
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As somewhat of an amateur history buff, I find myself continually drawn to tales and stories about the American Revolutionary War as well as stories from World War II particularly since Iâm one of those born during the âbaby boomâ that followed that catastrophic conflict. One of my favorite historical novels is âA Bridge Too Farâ written in 1974 by Cornelius Ryan, which tells a narrative of the nine-day ill-fated battle in and around the Dutch city of Arnhem in September 1944. Mike Fit
Fitsko: Cheers to smooth sailing (opens the original)
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Although I donât do it every day, earlier this week I found myself browsing Facebook and a survey caught my eye: âWhat small town would you like to return to for a visit or even to live?â I didnât hesitate with my response â Whitby; an old and beautiful seacoast town in North Yorkshire (UK) known for its dramatic cliffs, narrow cobblestone streets, unique shops, quaint old pubs, and wonderful fish and chips and tea shops. Mike Fitsko is a retired principal and longtime columnist from N
Fitsko: Start of new school year brings back memories of former student (opens the original)
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It was the first day of the new school year for 750 eager sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students at Roosevelt Junior High School in Springfield, Ohio. They filled the crowded hallways of the traditional early 1950s building in need of renovation to accommodate the ever-increasing number of students. New school year brings memory of former student Mike Fitsko is a retired principal and longtime columnist from New Braunfels. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually
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