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WAUKESHA 鈥?After sixteen years of coaching dance,
stanley becher Sandy Feller is closing the doors at Waukesha Xtreme Dance. The years have been filled with triumph and tragedy. My daughter loves to dance and it s because of her, the mother of a dancer, Trista Jerling said. TMJ4 News Trista Jerling and her daughter Katalyn. Jerling and her daughter Katalyn have been a pa
stanley cup rt of the Xtreme Dance family for nearly eight years. They have been there for many of the good times. Over the years the girls established friendships. You become closer. And the girls became family and the parents kind of became family, Jerling explained.They have also leaned on one another during the bad times. The dance team beca
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WARNING: The video above is graphic and some may find it disturbing.WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah -- A handler at a Utah reptile and bird center was taken to the hospital over the weekend after she was bitten by an alli
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