Experts: Thousands Of Day Camps Are Unregulated And Could Be Unsafe
Experts told CBS 2 that certain camps are not held to the same standards and regulations that others are, particularly camps that focus on a single activity like baseball or soccer.
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Experts told CBS 2 that certain camps are not held to the same standards and regulations that others are, particularly camps that focus on a single activity like baseball or soccer.
The giant glass terminal replaces the crumbling 1960s Pan Am terminal.
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