Harvard Hosts Paralympic Experience
Harvard University played host to an event Sunday aimed at introducing mobility impaired kids to paralympic sports.
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Wenham Native Stephens Wins Bronze In Alpine Skiing At Sochi Paralympics
An alpine monoskier from Wenham, Mass., has won a bronze medal at the Paralympics in Sochi.
Wenham Native Picked To Ski At Sochi Paralympic Competition
An alpine monoskier from Wenham is heading to Sochi for her third Paralympic appearance.
N.H. Governor: Exclusion Of Swimmer From Paralympics 'Unconscionable'
New Hampshire's governor is adding her voice to those disappointed by the exclusion of a disabled teenage swimmer from this week's Paralympic World Swimming Championships in Montreal.
Daily Talker: Should Paralympians Be Banned From Competition On The Chance They Could Recover?
New Hampshire's Victoria Arlen has been banned from competing in the Montreal Paralympic Games after a recent medical evaluation found she may walk again if she had years of physical therapy. Should Arlen be penalized on the possibility that she COULD walk again one day?
Victoria Arlen: 'I Am Being Penalized For Having Hope'
Paralympic gold medalist swimmer Victoria Arlen says she is fighting to keep her hopes and dreams alive after being banned from the Montreal Paralympic Games.
Shaheen, Ayotte Cry Foul Over Exclusion of N.H. Swimmer From Paralympics
U.S. Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., are objecting to a decision not to allow a New Hampshire record-setting swimmer to participate in the International Paralympic World Swimming Championships in Montreal.
One Last Thing: 14-Year-Old Methuen Boy Heads To Paralympics
Brendan Driscoll of Methuen is headed to compete in the U.S. Paralympics trials.
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