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Lt. Florence M. Hosler served five years in the U.S. Navy before transitioning to education.
She taught computer classes at Dam Neck Naval Base in Virginia Beach.
Her career included teaching ROTC and later influencing Youngstown State University programs.
Hosler and her husband remained active in veterans advocacy through MOAA and local groups.
The profile notes the value of military service in teaching life skills and teamwork.
Hosler emphasizes guiding young people to find roles that fit their goals.
Her family move across the country shaped her teaching and leadership trajectory.
Hosler retired from ROTC duties and stayed active in veteran communities.
The piece connects military service to broader community leadership roles.
The story is part of a series profiling veterans by their hometowns and impact.

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Maryvale Prep (Md.) remains No. 1 with a 19-0 record and season complete.
Battlefield (Va.) debuts at No. 25 after beating Mountain View to reach the state quarterfinals.
Battlefield’s win over Mountain View followed by a semifinal and a regional final win propelled the ranking.
Maryvale Prep leads followed by Our Lady of Good Counsel and Manchester Valley as top MD programs.
St. Stephen’s & Saint Agnes (Va.) and McDonogh School (Md.) remain top-10 contenders in the rankings.
Notre Dame Prep and St. Paul’s are among top IAAM and WCAC programs finishing strong.
The ranking includes teams across IAAM, WCAC, VISAA, ISL, and DCSAA leagues with season results noted.
Geographic scope covers Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
The article emphasizes postseason progression, with Battlefield advancing to regional finals.
The rankings are authored by Derek Toney, a veteran DMV sports journalist.

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Puckett was captured Sunday evening in North Carolina after a two-day manhunt involving federal and state agencies.
The suspect is charged with aggravated murder in the death of Carroll County Sheriff’s Deputy Logan Utt.
Deputies were responding to a welfare check when the shooting occurred at a rural farm.
The manhunt involved the FBI, U.S. Marshals, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Puckett was spotted on a wildlife camera in Surry County, North Carolina.
Logan Utt, a Carroll County deputy, was killed in the incident.
The injured deputy is recovering as investigators pursue leads and surveillance footage.
Authorities issued a public appeal urging residents to lock doors and secure vehicles.
A total reward of $60,000 was offered for tips leading to Puckett’s arrest.
Utt’s family and community mourn the deputy while the investigation continues.

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