According to Michelle Ramlow, commander of Cronin Brothers VFW Post 1756, when the organization took down their sign recently and the building they own underwent a name change, it caused some folks to believe that the post is no longer active. Ramlow explained that not only is it active, it is more active than ever before. Read more about this in the story below.
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Finance committee collects board opinions on nonunion employee raises for 2013
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Cronin Brothers VFW Post 1756 is alive and doing pretty well in Lincoln
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Yesterday's Top Stories
- Part 3: A fresh look for downtown landmarks
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Illinois American Water rate adjustment approved by Illinois Commerce Commission
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On reflection: A measure of the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and all its trimmings
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13th annual Germanfest at St. John United Church of Christ Oct. 20
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Memorial launches neurointerventional services for stroke care
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