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New Map Helps Veterans Track Toxic Exposure on US Military Bases
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New Map Helps Veterans Track Toxic Exposure on US Military Bases

Veterans often struggle to connect their health issues to toxic exposure on military bases due to scattered records. A new online tool, the Military Base Toxic Exposure Map, centralizes publicly available environmental data for hundreds of installations. This map helps veterans identify documented contamination at their service locations, providing crucial information for healthcare discussions and VA claims.

Arizona Woman Fights to Keep 330-Acre Desert Retreat for Veterans
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Arizona Woman Fights to Keep 330-Acre Desert Retreat for Veterans

Jennifer Anderson is battling Mohave County to secure the future of her 330-acre Sonoran Desert Sanctuary in Arizona, a planned spiritual wilderness retreat for veterans and trauma survivors. Her non-profit, the Anderson-Arroyo Foundation, aims to offer a quiet, remote space for healing from PTSD and moral injury, but faces challenges with zoning compliance and vandalism.

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McMinn Co. Army Veteran Scammed While Searching for Missing Service Dog

An Army veteran in McMinn County was unfortunately scammed while desperately searching for their missing service dog. This incident serves as a crucial reminder for veterans to exercise extreme caution and verify sources when seeking help, especially during vulnerable times. Always be vigilant against potential scams targeting those in need.

PenFed Foundation Expands 2026 Veteran Entrepreneur Program with Two-Track Model
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PenFed Foundation Expands 2026 Veteran Entrepreneur Program with Two-Track Model

The PenFed Foundation for Military Heroes announced its 2026 Veteran Entrepreneur Program schedule, introducing a new two-track model to support veteran founders at all stages. This expansion includes incubator and accelerator programs in new cities like Raleigh, Pittsburgh, New York, and Boston, offering in-person and virtual training. Veterans can find more details and the full calendar on the PenFed Foundation website to help launch or grow their businesses.

106-Year-Old WWII Veteran Ralph Pickett Honored by VA for Service
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106-Year-Old WWII Veteran Ralph Pickett Honored by VA for Service

World War II veteran Ralph Pickett, 106, was recently honored by the Department of Veterans Affairs with a Centennial Letter of Recognition. Pickett, an Army Staff Sergeant who served in Europe, including D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge, received this special acknowledgement from VA officials, family, and community members.

Tampa VA Innovators Drive Solutions for Enhanced Veteran Care
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Tampa VA Innovators Drive Solutions for Enhanced Veteran Care

Tampa VA employees are making significant strides in the Spark-Seed-Spread program, developing innovative solutions to enhance healthcare experiences for Veterans. Their projects address diverse needs, from improving wayfinding and medication safety to boosting mental wellness and diagnostic efficiency, ultimately leading to better care and access.

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West Virginia Honor Flight Seeks Cards for Veterans

The West Virginia Honor Flight program is asking the community to create and send cards to veterans participating in their upcoming flights. These cards provide a personal touch and show appreciation for their service. Veterans on these flights will receive these heartfelt messages as part of their experience.

DAR Chapter Honors 101-Year-Old WWII Veteran Guy Indovina
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DAR Chapter Honors 101-Year-Old WWII Veteran Guy Indovina

The Fort Steuben Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) recently honored 101-year-old World War II veteran Guy Indovina. His courageous service was highlighted through a special video presentation. The chapter also raised funds for its scholarship program and discussed ongoing outreach efforts to active-duty soldiers.

Orleans County Backs New Property Tax Exemption for 100% Disabled Veterans
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Orleans County Backs New Property Tax Exemption for 100% Disabled Veterans

Orleans County supports a new New York bill that would exempt qualifying veterans with 100% service-connected disability from local property taxes. While implementation details are still being clarified, the exemption is anticipated to take effect for the 2027 tax roll. Veterans with questions are encouraged to contact the Orleans County Veteran Service Agency for more information.

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Local Vet Aims to Break Stigma as Veterans Quit PTSD Therapy

Many veterans are discontinuing their PTSD therapy, often due to the associated stigma. A local veteran is stepping up to help address this issue, aiming to create a more supportive environment for those seeking mental health treatment. This initiative hopes to encourage more veterans to continue their vital therapy.

Northside ISD Students Build Home for Local Veteran
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Northside ISD Students Build Home for Local Veteran

Northside ISD's Construction Careers Academy students are building a 900-square-foot home to be donated to a local veteran in San Antonio through the "Home for a Hero" project. This initiative showcases community support, with students gaining valuable construction skills while giving back to those who served. The home is expected to be completed in May, and the recipient veteran will be identified soon.

Veterans: Weekly Job Listings from Employers & VA for Jan. 12, 2026
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Veterans: Weekly Job Listings from Employers & VA for Jan. 12, 2026

Discover new job opportunities for veterans for the week of January 12, 2026. This post features a variety of positions from private employers nationwide, alongside numerous clinical and non-clinical roles available within VA facilities. Additionally, find information on upcoming career fairs to connect with potential employers.

VA to End Most Need-Based Benefit Apportionments in 2026
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VA to End Most Need-Based Benefit Apportionments in 2026

Effective February 9, 2026, the VA will stop approving most new need-based apportionments of veterans' benefits, shifting these decisions to state family courts. While the VA will no longer redirect a portion of your benefits to dependents based on financial need, apportionments will still be allowed in specific situations such as incarceration or institutionalization.

Trump Admin Policy Limited VA Abortion Services to Life-Threatening Cases
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Trump Admin Policy Limited VA Abortion Services to Life-Threatening Cases

A Trump administration policy largely banned abortion services at VA facilities, reversing a previous Biden-era allowance. Under this change, VA hospitals can now only provide abortions in narrowly defined, life-threatening emergencies, removing prior exceptions for rape and incest. This policy affects veterans and their dependents nationwide, even in states where abortion is otherwise legal.

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