Italian-Americans remember, value their heritage
Jul 23, 2014
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There is nothing but pride in the family histories of Wooster's Italian community, and there is no place they would rather be than the United States.
"It was tough coming over here," Kathy Costello said of the men of her family who moved to America on sponsorship. "But they loved America. They settled here and had big families."
Source: http://www.woosterweeklynews.com
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