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Highlighting the best of humanity with “The Heart of It” on @WUSA9 and @TEGNA stations across America. Thinking higher & feeling deeper. Proud @SyracuseU guy.
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At 90, a DC choir director still leads a gospel tradition 70 years strong

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By Sean Martinelli 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
At 90, Dr. Kirdell Minor still leads the D.C. gospel choir he founded 70 years ago, inspiring generations through music and mentorship. WASHINGTON — The music rises inside the Tenth Street Baptist Church — powerful, practiced, transcendent. Some choirs sing songs. Others carry something larger. For 70 years, the Jubilee Majestic Choir in Washington, D.C., has done both.
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Teen's ‘Wild Tunes’ program brings live music to shelter animals

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By Sean Martinelli 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
A teen's idea is bringing live music to shelter animals in Alexandria, helping calm anxious dogs and cats. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Young musicians often dream of performing in concert halls, theaters, and grand stages. For a group of student string players in Alexandria, Virginia, one recent performance looked a little different. Their audience waited behind kennel doors.
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After 84 years, families finally bring Pearl Harbor cousins home

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By Sean Martinelli 
| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
Two Indiana cousins killed at Pearl Harbor were missing for 84 years. New DNA testing finally brought them home. WASHINGTON — For 84 years, Navy Sailors and second cousins Paul and Wayne Newton existed mostly in photographs, family stories and unanswered questions. The pair died in December 1941 during the attack on Pearl Harbor. More than eight decades later came an email their families could not believe. “It was out of the blue,” Paul Newton’s great-niece Rebecca Schmale said.
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