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While playing music in Vietnam, someone began singing a Lunar New Year song (Tết Đong Đầy) and the atmosphere quickly changed. The festive melody spread through the street as people gathered to listen ...

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The 9th annual “Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day” will be held on Friday, Mar. 27 at the Masonic Event and Conference Center ...

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A video of a woman selling fruit on a Nha Trang beach and remixed into a song by South African music producer The Kiffness is ...

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Mary Crist spent over three years as the recent regent of the Joseph Spencer Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution before wrapping up her term. This comes with over a decade as a member ...

Joe McDonald became a defining voice of the 1960s counterculture, blending folk and rock with political commentary and ...