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The Luckiest Boy in The River Towns
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The Luckiest Boy in The River Towns
Quil and his clovers What began as an ordinary May day in his backyard turned into a streak of luck for 9-year-old Quilan Cradler-Williams when he stumbled upon a treasure trove of four-leaf clovers. Widely considered a symbol of good luck, four leaf clovers are notoriously hard to find– but not for Quil. The Tarrytown resident had been in his backyard pretending he was the luckiest boy alive when his fantasy became reality. Within 20 minutes,…
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