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Latina Military Pilot Publishes Children’s Military Picture Book

Military veteran, keynote speaker and Air Force Captain Graciela Tiscareño-Sato wants to see Latinas and women in uniform front and […]

Miguel Escalera, Sr. of Clinton was recently named to the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame. The organization recognizes distinguished veterans

The Smithsonian American Art Museum is showing works by 72 U.S. Hispanic artists — including some with ties to New

Many of us have high ambitions, but very few aspire to be a U.S. Army general. That is a goal

It’s a fact that Latinos are going to the movies in waves. And while the successes of bilingual films like

Several Latino organizations are coming to the defense of prominent Latino journalist Ray Suarez after the broadcasting giant said he

Since the term “Hispanic” was first used by the U.S. Census in 1970, much has changed for this community, but many

Since its birth, rock music has been a sort of boys club with young men at the microphone in far

The National Park Service is recommending that Congress create a new historic park to honor farm labor leader Cesar Chavez,

By Brian Woodman Jr. MassLatinoNews.com Few readers may be aware that Latino horror cinema exists and that

By Judith Kelliher MassLatinoNews.com NORTHAMPTON—Since 1992, master stringed instrument-maker William R. Cumpiano has devoted part of his time to

By Wayne Jebian CTLatinoNews.com Juan Epstein, the Puerto Rican Jew from the 1970s sitcom “Welcome Back Kotter”