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Newmarket Woman Founds ‘Swim for Change’ to Empower Women, Children | WMUR-TV
Audrey Dobson, 26, is a swim instructor in Manchester who founded Swim for Change two years ago.
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USI Athletes Help Build Habitat Homes | Eyewitness News WEHT WTVW
Members of the USI Swim & Dive teams help build new Habitat for Humanity homes in Evansville
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Palestinian Swimmer: Swimming for a Cause | CGTN
At 23 years old, swimmer Yazan Bawwab stood as a proud representative of Palestine at the Hangzhou Asian Games. He exemplifies the Palestinians’ passion for sports and unwavering aspiration for peace through athletic endeavors. Yazan also used this platform to make a contribution and inspire others. He will soon launch “SwimHope Palestine” to teach Palestinian kids to swim as many can’t and drown.
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Døds World Championship 2023
What is Dødsing?
Dødsing is a modern and fast-growing extreme sport that has revolutionized
traditional diving. Dødsing has its simple origins at Frognerbadet in Oslo, Norway dating back to the 1970s. What started as a death-defying trick to show off to your friends, is about to transform into something much bigger than anyone imagined… -
Feargal Sharkey: We Are Swimming in Our Own Waste | New Scientist
Undertones singer and environmental campaigner, Feargal Sharkey has spent much of his recent years on the frontline of the struggle to save Britain’s rivers. Speaking at New Scientist Live in London, Sharkey explains how rivers are, for him, “the heartbeat of humanity and the soul of our intellect”, he says. “We’re destroying them and treating them with contempt. And clearly, I think that needs to stop”.
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2 Boys Drown at Roseville Home Swimming Pool, Police Say | KCRA 3
Two boys drowned Monday morning at their Roseville home swimming pool, police said. A spokesperson for the Roseville Police Department said officers and fire department personnel went to a home around 11:20 a.m. by Waterford Glen Circle for a report of two unresponsive boys in a pool. Police said both brothers were sent to a hospital and later died at the hospital.
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The Man Who Took on Lake Michigan | WGN News
In 1961 Chicagoan Ted Erikson is a 33-year-old chemist who swims as a hobby. What possessed him to attempt to become one of the first to swim across Lake Michigan? Larry Potash digs into this little-known story through the eyes of Ted’s widow.
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Learning to Swim Safely and Without Fear | Newsday
Dozens of participants of color learned about water safety and drowning prevention at Westbury High School on Saturday, in an event held by Jack and Jill Nassau County and Black People Will Swim. NewsdayTV’s Drew Scott reports.
Credit: Newsday/Kendall Rodriguez