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Olympian Crystal Dunn fondly recalls youth in Rockville Centre


In an emotional thank you to the coaches, family members and friends who made her berth possible, , who will be part of the U.S. women’s soccer team in this year’s Rio Olympics, paid homage to her hometown — the place she moved to when she was 2 years old and the place that, despite a nomadic existence as a professional athlete, she still calls home. (Newsday)

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