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Martin Spierings, In the Long Run: Triathlon moms are masters of time - Santa Cruz Sentinel
“I think you could do it mommy.” Those were the words that inspired Heather Rozario of Santa Cruz to launch her triathlon career. The defining phrase came from her daughter in the backseat of the car when Rozario, reading an article on triathlons
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Herrin’s homeless shelter out of room and must expand - Marion Daily Republican
Last year the Family Crisis Center’s homeless shelter in Herrin was forced to turn away more than 400 people due to lack of room. Few area residents even know about Herrin’s homeless shelter which has been in existence since 1987. Because of a
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800 cyclists ride for a cure for MS - Providence Journal
Manfred Renner of Exeter joins some 800 cyclists gathered at Narragansett Middle School for the start of the Fidelity Investments MS 150 bike tour. The Providence Journal / John Freidah NARRAGANSETT Richard Mende had no problem keeping pace
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Repetitive rehab - Sioux City Journal
It’s been nearly four months. Four months of the treadmill, the stationary bike, the leg extensions, the hopping and jumping on one knee. Jeremy Nelson is tired of it. It’s gotten monotonous. The same exercises. The same drills. Day after day. “There
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Marin cardiologists spend their off days training for cycling races - Marin Independent Journal
WHEN IT COMES to juggling a demanding work schedule while competing against some of California’s most conditioned athletes, cardiologists Dr. Robert Sperling and Dr. Brian Keeffe might know a thing or two. As partners at the Cardiovascular Associates
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FITCHBURG LONGSJO CLASSIC - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Tom Zirbel, an ex-collegiate distance runner, was a runaway winner in the men s pro 1 division of the Marriott by Courtyard South Street Time Trial yesterday. Fellow Colorado resident Alison Powers, a former World Cup skier, finished first in a
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Summer Games Oregon s women s basketball players prepare for new - Register-Guard
Some 35 basketball players engaged in a spirited game of Knockout on Thursday at McArthur Court, and by the time the field of mostly adolescent girls was whittled down to five shooters, some familiar faces had emerged. They included former
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