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I’m a wheelchair pole dancer – breaking the barriers of disability
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Visiting Hunterdon County, NJ, was ranked one of the healthiest in the US
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My son, 12 years old, bought a vending machine and started his own business
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Who is Molly Chapman? The breakdancer who lost the Olympic spot to Raygun
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How Loren Castle Beat Cancer and Built Brand No. 1 of natural cookie dough
For most people, a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie can turn any frown upside down. For Loren Castle, classical treatment
The beloved school crossing guard was banned by senior students after parents complained
An Australian school community has been left outraged after a well-loved crossing guard was banned from a senior student after
WWII vet turning 100 gets a birthday surprise from a millennial
World War II veteran Dominick Daniel Santagata will turn 100 on August 23, and the Woodhaven, Queens native will be
Scrabble adds Gen Z slang ‘yeet’, ‘grammable’ and more to the game
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