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Rylee Carlson

As seen in: WBZ-TV (Boston, MA), WRBL-TV (Columbus, GA), WLNS-TV (Lansing, MI), KNOE-TV (Monroe, LA), KALB-TV (Alexandria, LA), CentralIllinoisProud.com, WTAJ-TV (Altoona, PA)
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Boston Tea Party 250th anniversary events begin in London, England

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By Rylee Carlson
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)
By Rylee Carlson, CBS News LONDON - This year marks 250 years since the Boston Tea Party, an event many see as a catalyst for American independence from the British Empire. The anniversary isn't until December, but a key part of that story was remembered on Wednesday in London. Way back in 1773, ships in London loaded with tea set sail for Boston. This week, it's actors carrying tea crates branded by the East India Company to mark the start of the voyage.
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Clinic in Himalayas restores eyesight to 130K+

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By Rylee Carlson
| WLNS-TV (Lansing, MI)
There’s a makeshift clinic high in a Himalayan valley, where dozens of people are lining up outside for their chance to see again. All of these patients have cataracts, a condition that causes the lens of the eye to slowly cloud over, blurring vision before leading to blindness. They’re here for surgery to replace their cloudy lens with a clear artificial lens. Dr. Sanduk Rut runs the clinic. To date, he’s performed more than 130,000 operations.
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World famous Christmas markets canceled due to coronavirus

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By Rylee Carlson
| WRBL-TV (Columbus, GA)
by: Rylee Carlson, CBS News Posted: Nov 13, 2020 / 04:50 PM EST / Updated: Nov 13, 2020 / 04:50 PM EST (CBS News) – Germany’s 2,500 famous Christmas markets usually draw around 160 million visitors every holiday season, but this year most have been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. People northeast of Munich, Germany are getting into the holiday spirit with a little creativity.
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