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Polar Plunge raises over $70,000 for Special Olympics Ontario

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The polar plunge in Windsor raised money for Special Olympics Ontario. The jury has found John Sedo guilty of manslaughter for the death of his missing wife Helen. Health officials in York Region say they are investigating a measles case. A London, Ont. police officer was taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon.

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Polar Plunge raises over $70,000 for Special Olympics Ontario

It was a chilly evening for a swim in Windsor but the cause was enough to coax hundreds of people into a dip downtown. Outside of the aquatic centre, the polar plunge raised money for Special Olympics Ontario.

2 months ago·Canada

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Windsor Star

Making a daring, icy Windsor polar plunge for Special Olympics

Courageous swimmers braved the icy depths on Thursday, all in the name of a supporting a worthy cause.

2 months ago·Windsor, Canada

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The Herald Journal

Polar plunge raises over $5,000 for local Special Olympics athletes

The 2024 Special Olympics Polar Plunge Friday at Hyrum State Park saw over 50 people take the plunge into the cold water of Hyrum Reservoir as part of a fundraiser to support local Special Olympics athletes.

2 months ago

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Brantford Expositor

Plunge into frigid water to raise funds for Special Olympics

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thecabin.net

Plar plunge raises thousands for Special Olympics

Area 17 Special Olympics raised more than $12,000 during its annual Polar Plunge at Wooly Hollow State Park. People participating in the plunge raised $11,500 and the dessert auction at the event brought in an additional $1,200.

2 months ago

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todaysnorthumberland.ca

Belleville Police Service Polar Plunge Raises Funds for Special Olympics - Today's Northumberland - Your Source For What's Happening Locally and Beyond

The Belleville Police Service extends heartfelt thanks to the community, volunteers, and fellow emergency services for support in making Friday afternoon’s Polar Plunge fundraiser a resounding success. The Polar Plunge brought together individuals who took the plunge into icy waters of the Bay of Quinte at the Herchimer boat launch to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics. With the community’s help, $25,000 was raised in support of Spec…

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