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CityViewNC.com | 37 Fort Bragg Mini-Mall Team: (left to right) Joseph Almera, EA; Linda Jorinscay; Trish Egan; Liliana Borges and Katherine Carlson. Not pictured: Dawn O'Donnell, EA; Laura Robin and Mary Vincent OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK THROUGH APRIL 18TH! • Business-to-Business Partnership – offering no cost tax preparation employee benefit packages • FREE Second Looks at prior year tax returns to find possible deductions or credits missed • Tax professionals available for tax talks with your unit or family support group • Military Spouses Residency Relief Act (MSRRA) • Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) SERVING THOSE WHO SERVE H&R Block is using advanced computer technology to find more credits and deductions for your tax return. Just ask about Watson! 910.436.0108 • Located at Fort Bragg Mini Mall, Building 42171 on Reilly Road H&R Block Mini-Mall Team I Leading the Way BY JAMES JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY MAT THEW WONDERLY IT WAS DURING A TRIP to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D.C. last year, that Terri omas, Executive Director for Cumberland County's Vision Resource Center, saw something she'll never forget. One of the center's members, a veteran who like so many other members, had lost her vision in service to our country, had tears streaming down her face during the Changing of the Guard ceremony. "I said, 'Why are you crying? You can't see what they are doing,' and she said, 'I can hear the taps of their shoes, and I think of all of my brothers, and everyone who gave up everything for this country.'" omas said, "And I just lost it." at was one of the countless moments that omas says has made serving Cumberland County's visually impaired community a gi. "You are giving that person a life that they might not have been able to have, or once had, but never thought they'd be able to have again," omas said. "It is a very humbling experience. It is so much bigger than me." e Vision Resource Center opened its doors in 1936, as the Cumberland County Association of the Blind. Since the beginning, the non-profit's mission has been to provide an outlet for members of Cumberland County's blind community to leave their homes, experience life and gain independence. rough the Vision Resource Center, the visually impaired and blind are given access to classes and activities May 4, 2017 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Metropolitan Room 109 Green Street, Fayetteville goredsandhillsnc.heart.org | 336.580.1813 Rachel.Urban@heart.org Locally sponsored by May 4, 2017 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Metropolitan Room 109 Green Street, Fayetteville goredsandhillsnc.heart.org | 336.580.1813 Rachel.Urban@heart.org Locally sponsored by Leeann, Heart Attack Evelyn, Stroke Jessica, Heart Transplant May 4, 2017 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Metropolitan Room 109 Green Street, Fayetteville goredsandhillsnc.heart.org | 336.580.1813 Rachel.Urban@heart.org Locally sponsored by May 4, 2017 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Metropolitan Room 109 Green Street, Fayetteville goredsandhillsnc.heart.org | 336.580.1813 Rachel.Urban@heart.org Locally sponsored by

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