Natick is getting reports of abnormal odors, a fish kill, and oil sheen in the Charles River.
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Swim Wales Sit Down With Alys Thomas Ahead of Her Olympic Debut
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Gold and Black Going for Gold | WRTV Indianapolis
Two Purdue University athletes will compete in the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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Tokyo Olympics COVID Cases Reach 91 as 2 More Athletes Test Positive | 10 Tampa Bay
The 91 who have tested positive at the Tokyo Games do not include athletes who tested positive at home, preventing them from traveling to the Olympics.
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Representation of People With Invisible Disabilities | Dana Whitney Vollmer
Dana Whitney Vollmer is an American former competition swimmer, Olympic gold medalist, and former world record-holder Vollmer won a total of thirty-two medals in major international competitions, including nineteen gold medals, eight silver, and five bronze, spanning the Olympics, the World Championships, The Pan American Games, the Pan Pacific Championships, and the Goodwill Games.
In this video, Dana Vollmer shares with us her passion for swimming. She also discusses with us the advantages and disadvantages of having an invisible disability and the misconceptions and discrimination faced. Dana Vollmer also shares with us her misdiagnosis experience and how it affected her life.
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What Makes Ryan Murphy’s Parents Most Nervous Watching Him in Tokyo? | First Coast News
Can you imagine watching your child swim in the Olympics when in less than a minute he either wins gold or has his heart crushed?
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Shark Sighting Clears Water at Narragansett Town Beach | WPRI
Swimmers were pulled out of the water Thursday at Narragansett Town Beach after a shark sighting was reported.
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Gold Medalist Gunnar Bentz Gears up for His Final Run at Tokyo Olympics | 11Alive
Team USA swimmer and two-time Olympian Gunnar Bentz wants to become a leader and a mentor for his younger teammates.
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El Dorado Hills Swimmer Will Make a Splash at Tokyo Olympics | ABC10
For Bryce Mefford, competing at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics is summed up in one word, “unbelievable.”
The Oak Ridge High School graduate is set to make his Olympic debut in Tokyo next week. Mefford earned his spot on the U.S. Squad in the 200-meter backstroke event. It’s something his parents are still trying to wrap their heads around.
“We’re beyond proud obviously,” said Roxanne Mefford. “I can’t say that I’ve soaked it in.Â
Scott Mefford said Bryce making the team was a surprise.
“I like to say I’m more happy for him because he’s done a phenomenal job,” Scott said.
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