Category: Organization
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Swim Lessons and Speech Therapy | 13News Now
Alex Littlehales shares the story of a Williamsburg woman who’s taking learning to new depths.
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World Drowning Prevention Day | Survival Swimming for Kids | eNCA
Sunday marked the first observance of the United Nations’ World Drowning Prevention Day. And to commemorate this, the National Sea Rescue Institute is launching its Survival Swimming program. eNCA’s Tanya Nefdt finds out more. Courtesy #DStv403
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Swim Club In Drexel Hill Celebrates Christmas In July | CBS Philly
The Aronimink Swim Club enjoyed a day of games and activities by the pool.
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Tokyo Olympics Underway Amid COVID-19 Controversy | CBS Evening News
The Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan kicked off with an opening ceremony in a largely empty stadium Friday. The events are being held despite immense scrutiny from the Japanese public, who are dealing with a surge of coronavirus infections. Jamie Yuccas has more.
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Next Saturday the 18th Annual “Swim Teal Lake: Benefit for Diabetes” is On | ABC 10 UP
Next Saturday, July 31st, the 18th annual “Swim Teal Lake: Benefit for Diabetes” is on. If you’d like to participate in the iconic swim, registration is open until the morning of. All donations go to the U.P. Diabetes Outreach Network to strengthen diabetes care and support across the U.P. They’ve raised over two hundred thousand…
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2020 Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony: Must-See Moments | E! News
From Naomi Osaka lighting the cauldron to the Parade of Nations, here are the inspiring moments from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony. Let the games begin!
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Tokyo Olympics Opens to a Virtual Audience | Sky News
Athletes marched in a near-empty stadium at the opening ceremony for the Tokyo Olympic games while audiences clapped through an app on their phones.
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The Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony Was Eerily Quiet | TIME
The Opening Ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics, a year delayed, publicly opposed —went off Friday night on a humid 82-degree evening in Tokyo, in an Olympic Stadium eerily quiet since it was devoid of its traditional horde of excited spectators.