Illinois News Network |
Illinois panel narrowly backs youth tackle football ban
Illinois News Network "But I think the onus is on youth tackle football to prove its safe before you can start hitting kids in the head. Rather than put it on us to prove over a 50 year study that this is a bad idea." Hundreds of parents and youth football coaches signaled … and more » |
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Wall Street Journal |
An LA Peacemaker Tackles East Coast Crime and Trauma
Wall Street Journal To survive being physically challenged almost daily in the Jordan Downs housing projects, he joined a gang, where he says he found an almost family-like source of support and protection. But after seeing droves of family members and friends shot and … |
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Patch.com |
Laguna Beach Boy Suffers Brain Injury Snowboarding In Oregon
Patch.com LAGUNA BEACH, CA — An 11-year-old boy from Laguna Beach, California, is fighting for his life at Randall Children's Hospital in Portland after sustaining a "catastrophic head injury" while snowboarding on Mt. Bachelor in central Oregon Feb. 20. A … and more » |
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Patch.com |
Laguna Beach Boy Suffers Brain Injury Snowboarding In Oregon …
Patch.com Laguna Boy Suffers Brain Injury While Snowboarding – Laguna Beach, CA – Brayden Belden's family is seeking help through GoFundMe to cover Brayden's increasing medical expenses. and more » |
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Patch.com |
California Boy Suffers Brain Injury While Snowboarding In Oregon
Patch.com PORTLAND, OR — An 11-year-old boy from Laguna Beach, California, is fighting for his life at Randall Children's Hospital in Portland after sustaining a "catastrophic head injury" while snowboarding on Mt. Bachelor in central Oregon Feb. 20. A GoFundMe … and more » |
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Patch.com |
Boy Suffers Brain Injury While Snowboarding In Oregon | Portland …
Patch.com PORTLAND, OR — An 11-year-old boy from Laguna Beach, California, is fighting for his life at Randall Children's Hospital in Portland after sustaining a "catastrophic head injury" while snowboarding on Mt. Bachelor in central Oregon Feb. 20. A GoFundMe … and more » |
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