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Since setting concussion precedent with Lystedt Law, Washington getting left behind Dr. Stanley Herring saw a boy in a wheelchair on the sideline at a Seattle Seahawks practice. That boy turned out to...
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Residents transform pothole-ridden neighbourhood road to beautiful avenue
When a road in the centre of the city became too much for the city to handle by itself, what did some sensible residents do? They just pitched in with their own money and plan, and the road was...
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