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CAMP KCARE SUMMER 2022

By

Kenna McDonald

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August, 2022
Athletes from Detroit, MI and Louisville, KY traveled to Northern Michigan for the 2nd Annual CAMP KCARE.
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SPRING 2022 NEWSLETTER

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Kenna McDonald

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May 2022
KCARE plans for the summer and fall.
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Brothers in basketball from the city to the country

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Jacob Wheeler

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July 5, 2021
Savion Sims, a 17-year-old junior at Waggener High School in Louisville, Kentucky, chuckled when he described his impressions of Glen Arbor and the Sleeping Bear Dunes after nine members of his basketball team traveled to northern Michigan for a long weekend in mid-June.
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‘It’s time to step up.’ JCPS coaches open dialogue on racism, participate in protest

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Tyler Greever

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June 9, 2020
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As he watched protests spread across the nation, Atherton High School boys basketball head coach Mark Tudor had a thought. "It's time to step up," Tudor said. But what he needed to figure out was how. So he called Central boys basketball head coach Doug Bibby. "I know I'm a white coach. I want to be a voice to help you guys out," Tudor said he told Bibby.
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