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L.A. Marathon: Glendale man runs to raise charitable funds
Larry Meyer's marathon pursuits have taken him to some of the most far-flung regions of the world. There was a 20-degree race through snow and ice in Antarctica, and another that had him running across long stretches of the Great Wall of China, up steep...Tags: Sports, Physical Therapy, Health and Medical Professionals, Health Treatments, Health
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The little girl that could
Olivia Kalindjian had to find alternative ways to get around. At 1, she crawled and scooted while other toddlers learned to walk. And during years of corrective surgeries aimed at fixing the severely underdeveloped tibias she was born with, there were...Tags: Orthopedic Surgery, Health and Medical Professionals, Amputation, High School Sports, Hospitals and Clinics
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The beast within the beauty
When Ronda Rousey was but a little girl – shy and hushed – her dad bestowed upon her words to live by.
Tragically, Ron Rousey was dead when Ronda was just 8 years old. His words, however, lived on.
"He's the one that told me I'd win a gold...Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Television, 2016 Olympic Games, Wrestling, Bullfighting
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Judge orders driver to pay crash victim's bills
PASADENA — A Glendale man who was convicted of paralyzing the 38-year-old driver of another car that got caught up in a street race was ordered Wednesday to pay nearly $277,000 to cover the victim’s medical bills so far. Los Angeles County...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Medical Services, Assault, Physical Therapy, Crimes
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Healing Barden bides time during lockout
GLENDALE — It most likely won't be an injury that keeps Ramses Barden from playing football in the NFL this season. The 2004 Flintridge Prep graduate, who was drafted in the third round by the New York Giants out of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Career and Workplace, Physical Therapy, Chad Ochocinco, Football
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Balancing act
Sitting upon an inflatable plastic pillow on her chair, 76-year-old Lyn Joyce picked up a 4-pound medicine ball and lifted it across her body as if she were swinging a golf club.
"You really have to fight for your balance," the La Crescenta resident...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Physical Therapy, Broken Hip, Human Body
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An early educator on AIDS
Despite personal struggles in her life, Glendale resident Judith Ritchie hasn't let any challenge stop her from educating and giving back to a community she has called home since she was 4 months old. In 1992, Ritchie lost her then-11-year-old son,...Tags: Music, Mormon, Family, Church and State Relations, Diseases and Illnesses
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Kropp comes 'full circle'
GLENDALE — If the sport involves a stopwatch and a finish line, chances are Andrea Kropp will finish near the front of the pack.
If the contest is taking place in water, she's usually a strong bet to finish first.
During her recently concluded...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Dining and Drinking, 2016 Olympic Games, Crime, Law and Justice, Happiness (state of mind)
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Demanding excellence, producing results
Poverty, broken families and rough neighborhoods litter the paths of Dr. Emil Bogenmann's students, making higher education seem like a hazy dream.
But five years after launching the Latino & African-American High School Program, or LA-HIP — a...Tags: University of California, Research, Liver Disease, Graduation, Los Angeles Unified School District
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Gigantic feat for former Vaquero
GLENDALE — Editor's Note: The following is a recap of the 2010 local sports scene from the summer and fall seasons. The second half of 2010 brought numerous headlines, ranging from a former Glendale Community College baseball standout helping the...Tags: Career and Workplace, Softball, National League, Gregg Zaun, Milwaukee Brewers
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Chemistry experiment clicks
What started out as a pairing born of necessity turned out to be quite a luxury.
Once Sarah Ali and Talia Moradkhanian joined forces, Crescenta Valley High girls' tennis Coach Sarah Wiggins rarely had to think twice about penciling in three wins atop...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Science and Technology, Science, Chemistry, Health and Medical Professionals
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Falcons for all seasons
GLENDALE — This is the eighth and final edition in which the News-Press looks back at the area's 2009-10 seasons, school by school, before looking ahead at the year to come.
No matter the sport, no matter the season, whether it was girls or boys,...Tags: Career and Workplace, Injuries and Wounds, Softball, Multi-Sport Events, Martin Luther King Jr.
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