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Women's sports editor, USA Today. Via ESPN, Detroit News, Times Herald, St. Cloud Times, Reno Gazette-Journal, Iowa City Press-Citizen. Iowa alum. She/they.
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Recreation Department has classes for the fall season

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By Heather Burns Verified
| Wilmington/Tewksbury Town Crier Verified
WILMINGTON — As summer activities are coming to an end, the Wilmington Recreation Department is preparing for the start of many activities for both kids and adults this fall season. The Recreation Department is offering classes hosted by Iron Clad Martial Arts for kids ages 4 to 16.
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Wilmington American Legion Auxillary hosts ‘Friday Night Kids Fun’ for children and Scouts

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By Heather Burns Verified
| Wilmington/Tewksbury Town Crier Verified
WILMINGTON — There has been plenty of all-American fun this summer in Wilmington thanks to the efforts of Janice Lapham and Melissa Fasulo of the Wilmington American Legion Auxiliary. Lapham and Fasulo have been running a weekly historical education program called “Friday Night Kids Fun” for children, along with Cub and Boy Scouts from Troop 136.
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Caitlin Clark has double-double as USA beats China in FIBA World Cup Original

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By Heather Burns Verified
| USA Today Verified
Sept. 4, 2026, 10:35 a.m. ET Caitlin Clark made her FIBA Women's World Cup debut on Friday, Sept. 4. The point guard held her own, scoring a team-high 14 points in a 94-61 victory over China in the first game of the group stage in Berlin, Germany. Clark added three rebounds and 11 assists with no turnovers. Paige Bueckers also scored 14 points. "Like, how lucky am I?
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