By Karen Dandurant kdandurant@seacoastonline.com August 16, 2008 6:45 AM YORK, Maine — One little boy has lost a very special connection to his parents, both deployed to Iraq, and his Nana and Poppa are hoping someone will bring it back. Police are distributing fliers, hoping the public can help the boy. Ethan is 9 months […]

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The Home Based Business Job Forum and the Judge Advocate General were the most heavily populated booths among the 40 vendors available at the Deployment Fair held at the Post Chapel last week.  Read more.

Maylanie Shorter sleeps with a T-shirt tucked in her pillowcase. It carries the scent of her father’s cologne while he’s on patrol in Afghanistan. Her younger sister, Ariana, sleeps with her Daddy Doll – a stuffed soldier that displays a photo of her father across its face.  Read more

Competing against a financial investment firm, a vintage toys and games store and a company that plans conferences, Wayne business owner Audrey Storch sold an audience and judges on her simple, huggable dolls. – Read more.

Dec. 5: A three-year-old girl in North Carolina had only two things on her list for Santa: a blue truck, and her daddy, who’s been serving in Afghanistan since March. NBC’s Lester Holt reports. To Watch Click Video. On December 5th, 2008, NBC Nightly News Nightline aired a heartwarming viewing of an adorable child of […]