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Wednesday’s Child: Talented Tanner (opens the original)
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INDIANA (WNDU) - Tanner, a 15-year-old Indiana foster teen, hopes to be adopted soon and would like to have a dog someday. When asked what kind of dog he would want, Tanner — a huge Indianapolis Colts fan — said he would choose a bulldog and name it Andrew Luck. Tanner is also a talented artist. He also likes Diet Coke and wants to work at McDonald’s so he can buy his own things. Tanner’s full story is included in the latest episode of “A Place to Call Home.” The episode also includes Christina
Wednesday’s Child: Creative Katie (opens the original)
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MICHIGAN (WNDU) - Katie, a 14-year-old foster child in Michigan, is looking for an adoptive family and a stable place to call home. Katie enjoys art and science. She also plays sports, including basketball, soccer and volleyball. She said moving between foster homes has been difficult and hopes adoption will allow her to stay in one place and attend one school. “I really want a family ’cause it’s hard for me. It’s hard for kids who don’t really have families. I feel like being adopted and stayin
‘Meals with Muffet’ food drive returns Sept. 29 for Hunger Action Day (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Former Notre Dame women’s basketball coach Muffet McGraw is once again teaming up with the Food Bank of Northern Indiana to tackle food insecurity across Michiana during Hunger Action Month. The annual “Meals with Muffet” food drive culminates Tuesday, Sept. 29, in conjunction with Hunger Action Day. What started as a grassroots neighborhood effort during the COVID-19 pandemic has grown into a widespread team effort to restock warehouse shelves. For the Hall of Fame coa
Kennedy Academy’s robotics team wins One School September grant (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Kennedy Academy’s robotics team is this month’s One School September winner, receiving new equipment for the upcoming season. Sign-ups are underway in South Bend schools for robotics teams. At Kennedy Academy, students are preparing for a new season with new equipment funded through the grant. Bo Lyons, a Kennedy Academy fifth grader, described his team’s robot. “This is the bot. It has the crane. Its name’s Billy. It has a claw. They added lights indicating what it is,
Wednesday’s Child: Jokester Genipher (opens the original)
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INDIANA (WNDU) - A new family can make a difference for a foster child who needs to be adopted. There are thousands of children across the country and hundreds in Michigan and Indiana who are waiting for an adoptive family. Many of them are teenagers, including 14-year-old Genipher. Genipher is a busy teen with ambitious goals. She is fun-loving and enjoys a good joke. “If I had a store, I’d sell jokes,” Genipher said. “Some of the jokes I’d sell would be like this. What do you call a dinosaur t
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