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National City to host free job fair on April 5

NATIONAL CITY, Calif. -- More than 30 area employers from the automotive industries, healthcare services, hospitality sector and maritime industries are expected to attend the City of National City’s first regional “Career Pathway to Success” Job Fair on Thursday, April 5.

The job fair, hosted by the City of National City, the National City Chamber of Commerce and the South County Career Center, is open to all job seekers who are encouraged to bring resumes and dress to impress.

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The Telling Project: Baltimore - Do tell, do listen

BALTIMORE, Md. -- Veterans and their families who've got stories to tell are taking to the stage in the greater Baltimore area this week and next, to share their experiences with their communities.

"The Telling Project" is a production that takes specific impactful stories from a local veteran's life, drafts them into a stage play, and casts the veterans themselves into the role of their own lives.

The stories are as varied and different as each of the veterans are, and can only be told by those closest to the story.

COMMENTARY: Why post-DADT "firsts" matter

Editor's note: This commentary was previously published today, December 22, 2011, as "The Kiss Heard Round the World" in SLDN's Frontlines Feed. We felt its significance, on this first anniversary of President Obama signing the repeal of DADT, was important to share with our readers.

Two female sailors share "first kiss" after one returns from deployment

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -- It’s Wednesday morning around 10:30 when the Oak Hill finally comes into view, its steel-gray bow peeking out from behind a grove of green trees at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek.

It’s been three months since the dock landing ship left home for Central America, and all of the usual fanfare is waiting to greet its crew: Crowds of cheering families, toddlers dressed in sailor suits, and the lucky, excited woman who’s been chosen to take part in a time-honored Navy tradition, the first homecoming kiss.

Navy memo authorizes Chaplains to perform same-sex marriages on base once DADT is history

Once the military’s ban on gays serving openly is lifted, Navy chaplains will be permitted to officiate at same-sex marriage and civil union ceremonies on base, according to an April 13 memorandum from the Navy’s head chaplain.

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