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    • 5/3/24

    Best Buddies Friendship Walk

    Produced, Video, Writing and Editing: Linnea Hoover

    Highlighting a local non-profit organizations “Best Buddy Friendship Walk,” a national event which raises money for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities.

    For more information, watch the video or visit Best Buddies Friendship Walk.

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    Non-profit boxing gym damaged in fire looks for community support to reopen

    Video and editing: Linnea Hoover

    Reporter: Jordan Bontke

    A boxing gym is looking for a new home after a huge fire damaged their building and nearly everything around it.

    On Saturday, plumes of smoke could be seen for miles from a fire at a landfill recycling near 7th Avenue and Interstate 17.

    For more on this story visit ABC15.com

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    • 11/3/23

    Touring band survives fatal wrong way crash in Peoria

    Video and editing: Linnea Hoover

    Reporter: Jordan Bontke

    Around 3:45 a.m. on Sunday, as the band was coming home after three shows in California, a wrong way driver in a pick-up truck hit the tour bus head on, in between Thunderbird Road and West Bell road on Loop 101.

    For more on this story visit ABC15.com

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    • 10/23/23

    'The Zone' entering final days as city works to clean up neighborhood

    Video and Editing: Linnea Hoover

    Reporter: Mark Phillips

    Angelo Manek says he came to Phoenix in 1995 as a refugee, escaping a civil war in Sudan. Thursday was moving day for Manek as he stuffed all his possessions into a grocery cart while in "The Zone," an area of downtown Phoenix. After five months of living there, he is leaving. "It's like it's more than hell," he said.

    For more on this story visit ABC15.com

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    • 10/13/23

    Nonprofits modify electric toy cars for children with disabilites

    It started as the idea of two high school students: Maybe we could build adaptive toys for kids who don’t have access.

    “One car turned into two turned into five, now it’s an entire community,” said Juan Alberto Palomino-Suarez, the lead programming mentor for Degrees of Freedom Robotics Team.

    For more on this story visit ABC15.com