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I'm in my 35th year as a reporter and columnist at the Springfield News-Sun, am a husband, father, grandfather, drummer, in-line skater and , mostly, a learner.
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Ship named for local war hero will be christened July 11

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By Tom Stafford Verified
| Springfield News-Sun Verified
The 509-foot USS George M. Neal is named after Springfield native Navy sailor George M. Neal. Neal received the Navy Cross for actions during the Korean War. CONTRIBUTED At 9:30 a.m. Friday, July 10, Springfield native Kelley Neal Gray will be pierside at Berth 5 of Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Miss., to receive training in how to break a champagne bottle against the hull of what will become the newest and most sophisticated guided missile destroyer in the Navy fleet.
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Springfield ‘Rock for a Reason’ event raises $60K for research

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By Tom Stafford Verified
| Springfield News-Sun Verified
Shelley and Dave Dillow present Dr. Varun Kshettry with the stained-glass guitar Dave made for him. CONTRIBUTED With a nod to a 1973 hit by Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Shelley Dillow took to Facebook April 30 to announce that her fundraiser at Springfield’s State Theater a dozen days earlier had taken care of enough business to net $60,105 for cancer research at the Cleveland Clinic.
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‘Red Devil’ will be present at Sisters United event

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By Tom Stafford Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Dr. Selyne Samuel Its given name is Doxorubicin, a word in which the “c” is pronounced like an “s.” But the most powerful cancer drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is commonly called “The Red Devil” because of its color, its power to fight cancers and side effects that lead to hospitalizations.
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