Widow continues the effort to help fund Alzheimer’s research
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — This session of Congress could bring some peace to Kathy Siggins, who wants to see an end to the kind of frantic uncertainty that Alzheimer’s disease generates.
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Owner builds wheelchair for paralyzed pup
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Bacio Martin is a 30-pound ball of energy. At 2-and-a-half years old, the beagle mix refuses to slow down, even after undergoing spinal cord surgery.
Retired aircraft readied for display
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The US Air Force’s (USAF’s) Special Operations Command (AFSOC) retired two planes in May 2015 which are being made ready for display at Hurlburt Field’s Air Park.
Eye exams test more than just vision
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When Gail Acosta began seeing flashes of light out of the corner of her eyes, she thought it signified a neurological condition. It wasn’t until after a friend suggested she get an eye exam that she learned she had retinal ischemia, a condition in which there’s a lack of blood supply to the retina.
Bible Museum to display artifacts from Holy Land under deal
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The Museum of the Bible being built in Washington, D.C., will feature ancient artifacts and treasures from the Holy Land under a new deal that ensures Israel’s leading archaeological organization will have an outpost in the U.S. capital.
Raiders ready for the new season
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Navarre’s volleyball team will play its first game Tuesday, traveling to Pace for a 6:30 p.m. match, and the excitement is building for the start of the new season.
Raiders carry high expectations into new season
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Xavier Fernandez remembers what it was like the first time he played varsity football a season ago.
Benton strives to be impact player
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Nick Benton arrived at camp for the University of Jacksonville this week ready to take the next step in his college football career.
StoryCorps turning Thanksgiving into an oral history holiday
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As students head back to school, here comes a big homework assignment: StoryCorps wants tens of thousands of teenagers across America to interview a grandparent or elder this Thanksgiving and upload their recordings to the Library of Congress.
Study links giving up keys to increase health risks
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Older adults who have stopped driving are almost two times more likely to suffer from depression and nearly five times as likely to enter a long-term care facility than those who remain behind the wheel, according to a new report released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety and Columbia University.