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‘I Can’t Swim’: Bahamian Plane Crash Survivors Recall Water Rescue | FOX 35 Orlando
After nearly five hours in the water following a small plane crash off the coast of Florida, Olympia Outten shared her experience of waiting for rescue, urging her niece to swim to stay alive.
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Man Shocked By How Walmart Delivered His Swimming Noodles | Inside Edition
A man was completely flabbergasted over the number of boxes in a shipment he received from Walmart. Each box contained one foam swimming noodle. There were 165 boxes delivered the first day and 75 the next day for a total of 240 boxes. 35-year-old Matthew Bright says the noodles are typically delivered with several of them in one box. Bright uses the noodles by cutting them up and using them as packing material. He restores antique cookware and shops the pots and pans back to the owners. Bright says Walmart is giving him a $50 gift card for his trouble and offered to pick up all the boxes.
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Local Teacher and Swim Coach Reflects on Training for Her First Ironman | Action News Jax
A former technology teacher is set to compete in the inaugural Jacksonville Ironman triathlon after taking a year off from teaching to pursue her passion for swimming.
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What Is a Block Party Meet? | USA Swimming
Learn more about Block Party meets and how to host an event at USA Swimming
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Queens University Swimmer Killed in South Charlotte Crash | Queen City News
On Monday, Queens Swimming honored McKenney in social media posts, who was a graduate student at the University and was a member of the swim team since 2022.
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Crunch Time With Chris: Ryan Lochte, Missouri State Swimming | KY3 News
Crunch Time With Chris: Ryan Lochte, Missouri State Swimming
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Mother Charged After Cocaine Found in 2 Toddlers Who Drowned | CW39 Houston
A mother has been arrested in Florida and charged in the deaths of her two toddler daughters after investigators determined both girls had cocaine in their systems when they died after being rushed to the hospital from a Katy home in February of this year.
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Water Safety Concerns Rise After Fatal Drowning | CTV News
Water safety organizations are urging caution after a fatal drowning raised concerns ahead of the summer season. CTV’s Dylan Dyson reports that safety advocates are reminding people to wear lifejackets, supervise children and stay aware near waterways. Officials say cold water and changing conditions can quickly become dangerous.