Nation's kids deemed unfit amid fitness concerns
A Health and Human Services study finds adolescents fatter and less active than in 1965. Experts debate results, noting variations across countries. Critics warn of sedentarism, TV time, and fast food while advocates push reform in school physical education and renewed focus on long term health.
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Assault Reported at Bob's Marathon Station
A 23 year old Amherst man reported an early Wednesday assault at Bob's Marathon station at routes 58 and 113. He was refilling tire air when two vehicles stopped, two men exited, knocked him down, and kicked him in head and arm. He heard a muffled sound and later found a bullet hole in his car rear fender.
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