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From mermaid to instructor, 94-year-old Samantha keeps Arlington moving (opens the original)
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Every Wednesday at 9:45 a.m., students sink into the pool at the South Arlington YMCA for a water aerobics workout filled with movement, weights and plenty of cheers. The class is open to all ages, but the oldest person at the pool isn't in the water. She's leading the workout. Create a free account with NBC 5 DFW to save articles and videos. Water has been a theme throughout Samantha's life. “I lived in the water. My mother knew where I was all the time, in the water,” she said. The latest news
After Nepal’s deadly floods, a Grapevine man returned to help in person (opens the original)
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A Grapevine man is helping victims of deadly flooding in Nepal, returning to the country where he was born to deliver supplies and support to devastated communities. The recent floods caused an estimated more than $2.5 billion in damage, with nearly 1,500 people dead and thousands more still missing. “Look at this, like a war torn,” Bal Joshi said. Joshi, founder of the One Step Foundation, traveled into areas of Nepal devastated by the disaster, at times going as far as he could on foot. Create
NorthPark pumpkin patch returns with charitable mission (opens the original)
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NorthPark Center’s annual pumpkin patch returns Oct. 1, transforming CenterPark into a whimsical fall display while raising money to help children and families across Dallas County. Crews are putting the finishing touches on the elaborate display, turning plans on paper into a space filled with pumpkins and plenty of opportunities for fall photos. “It really is a magical place to be each fall,” said Joanna Clarke, President/CEO of Community Partner of Dallas. But the pumpkin patch is more than a
A classroom business is helping students prepare for life after school (opens the original)
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Some students graduating from high school need extra support as they transition into adulthood and the workforce. In Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, the 18+ Pathways Program is helping special education students build the skills they need for what comes next. The program, based at Mary Grimes Education Center in Carrollton, serves students between the ages of 18 and 22. Its focus isn't on getting A's — it's on helping students develop independence, vocational skills and a sense of purpose. "A lot
Ross Fire aid helps veterans rebuild with donated RVs (opens the original)
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The Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County has scorched about 90,000 acres, becoming one of the largest wildfires in Texas history and leaving some people who live and work in the fire zone with nothing. Now, Weatherford nonprofit Operation Texas Strong is helping some of those affected start over, including a veteran-owned family business that was burned to the ground. The organization donated an RV to a local canoe rental business destroyed by the Ross Fire. The RV is being prepared to give the vetera
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