Virtual reality allows tween with serious medical condition to experience the world safely from home
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NAPLES – Payton Gibbs stood at midfield wearing black pants, a red pullover, and a red ballcap emblazoned with the University of...
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The pre-K-to-8 private school is one of 73 public and private schools in the state this year to receive a...
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OCALA – Seven years ago, Vicki and Tim Fouche were greatly dissatisfied with the care their daughter Hannah was receiving at...
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PALMETTO BAY – Elijah Williams was in the fifth grade when he set his sights on a career in engineering. The...
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PLANTATION, Florida – There was no way William “JR” Moreland was taking AP Language and Composition as a junior, or so...
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MIAMI – Nery Perez-Valdes wanted to become a doctor, but life got in the way. She fled Cuba for Miami with...
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PINELLAS PARK – David Facey remembers sitting in his Language Arts class last year hoping for salvation. Hoping someone would pull...
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