Special Olympics Torch burns brightly - Timmins Daily Press
Timmins Special Olympics athletes are a little more fired up for competition following the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics yesterday. A modest group of runners comprised of athletes, police officers and their family left the
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City hopes competition highlights Olympic readiness - WLS
June 3, 2009 (WLS) — Chicago is bringing in some heavy-lifters with the hope they’ll help our city’s Olympic bid. Two hundred eighty athletes from 20 countries are preparing to compete in the Pan-Am weightlifting championship at the UIC forum. Among
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Mysteries revealed about long, long runs - Toronto Star
How refreshing – intriguing, too – to come across a sports book populated with characters who would do just about anything to excel but also to avoid the spotlight. In this book, author Christopher McDougall, a former war correspondent who now
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Gallery: Special Olympics - The London Free Press
LFP photos for June 1, 2009 Photos from The London Free Press June 1, 2009 LFP photos for May 30, 2009 Photos from the London Free Press on May 30, 2009 LFP photos for May 29, 2009 Photos from The London Free Press on May 29, 2009 LFP photos for May
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Canoe race benefits Special Olympics - Haverhill Gazette
Experienced paddlers and some who have never paddled a canoe or kayak will travel down the Merrimack River on Saturday, June 6, in the 31st annual Lou Marcel Memorial Canoe Race to benefit the Special Olympics of Massachusetts. The race starts at the
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