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Diane Crump, first female jockey to ride in Kentucky Derby, dies at 77

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By Lynn Berry, Lynn Berry
| Grand Island Independent Verified
WASHINGTON — Diane Crump, who in 1969 became the first woman to ride professionally in a horse race and a year later became the first female jockey in the Kentucky Derby, has died. She was 77. kAmrCF>A H2D 5:28?@D65 :? ~4E@36C H:E9 2? 288C6DD:G6 7@C> @7 3C2:? 42?46C 2?5 5:65 %9FCD52J ?:89E :? 9@DA:46 42C6 :?
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A ravaged Quebec coast fights climate change by retreating Original

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By Calvin Woodward, Lynn Berry, Christina Larson Verified, Carolyn Kaster Verified
| Associated Press Verified
By CALVIN WOODWARD, LYNN BERRY, CHRISTINA LARSON and CAROLYN KASTER December 20, 2022 GMT PERCE, Quebec (AP) — Against the ravaging seas, Quebec’s coastal communities have learned through bitter experience that the way to advance against climate change is to retreat. Over the past decade, civilization has been pulled back from the water’s edge where possible along the eastern stretch of the Gaspe Peninsula where coastline is particularly vulnerable to erosion.
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Climate reshapes life for tenacious gannets on Quebec isle Original

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By Calvin Woodward, Lynn Berry, Carolyn Kaster Verified, Christina Larson Verified
| Associated Press Verified
By CALVIN WOODWARD, LYNN BERRY, CAROLYN KASTER and CHRISTINA LARSON November 13, 2022 GMT PERCE, Quebec (AP) — On Quebec’s Bonaventure Island, the ghosts of human habitation from years past and the birds that breed there now in extraordinary numbers tell the same story: of lives lived hard in a place of fairy-tale beauty.
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