After coming back from Iraq almost a decade ago, Army veteran Michael Hoherchak of Bethlehem felt distant from those who were once closest to him. Hanging out at a bar, he was surprised to realize he felt more connected to a stranger who had just returned from service in Iraq than his friend of…
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LVHN opens center dedicated to veterans
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