


Battle Of New Orleans.
Future seventh president of the United States, Andrew Jackson
was born in a backwoods region between North and South
Carolina to Irish immigrant parents on March 15, 1767.
Jackson was essentially an orphan—all but one member of
his family were killed during the Revolutionary War—who
rose from humble beginnings to become a celebrated military
hero and one of the nation’s most influential presidents.
After serving two consecutive terms as president, Jackson
retired to his Tennessee estate, The Hermitage, and died at
age 78.
This colorful and controversial president is pictured on the
$20 bill and was briefly immortalized on the Confederate
$1,000 bill.

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton married each other
for the first time on March 15, 1964, in Montreal, Canada.


New System Laundry with fleet and employees 1001 NE
Flanders St. (City of Portland photo)
(KOMO NEWS) – The Seattle Aquarium is grieving the loss of
Barney, a cherished 39-year-old harbor seal who passed away
today.
Barney, who was the equivalent of a 100-year-old human, was
one of the oldest known harbor seals in human care.
Dr. Caitlin Hadfield, Director of Animal Health, and the veterinary
and animal care teams had been closely monitoring Barney’s
health for years, ensuring his comfort and happiness.
Despite developing age-related health issues, Barney had been
doing well until a recent acute decline prompted the difficult
decision to humanely euthanize him.

