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 American contractor Alan Gross has been released from Cuba after 5 years in prison.Gross was released in a prisoner swap with Cuba, and Obama is set to overhaul his Cuba polic stanley canada y, according to CNN.The 65-year-old is en route to U.S. soil. This morning, Alan Gross has departed Cuba stanley tumblers  on a US government plane bound for the United States,  an administration official said in a statement to USA Today.  Mr. Gross was released on humanitarian grounds by the Cuban government at the request of the United States. The groundbreaking prisoner exchange is expected to be announced by President Obama shortly after noon at the White House.The agreement was reached following more than a year of secret back channel talks at the highest levels of both governments, according to ABC News.Gross  stanley us was convicted of espionage by a Cuban court in 2011. He was sentenced to 15 years for bringing telecommunication devices into Cuba while working as a subcontractor for United State Agency for International Development.Gr Uwxh Man doing work inside of his car in South Baltimore shot
 BALTIMORE 鈥?On Saturday an iconic installment of Americ stanley cup an history was moved for the first time in decades. The BO Railroad Museum moved the American Freedom Train, also known as AFT 1, to begin its journey to be cosmetically restored. Officials say this is all for the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026.             AFT 1 moving                             Our goal is to cosmetically restore this iconic piece of American history in time for the 250th anniversary of the United States and the 200th anniversary of American stanley becher  railroading in 2027,  says Kris Hoellen, Ex stanley termosar ecutive Director of the BO Railroad Museum.  The American Freedom Train is an emblem of American pride and history. Anyone wishing to support this restoration, please join us! The locomotive has been on display in the museum s front parking lot.