One hundred fifty swimmers took a dip into the cold waters of Gandy Beach, swimming three miles in honor of fallen Navy SEALs and Gold Star families.

The annual Tampa Bay Frogman Swim brings together 150 swimmers, 150 kayakers and hundreds of volunteers — all to support the Navy SEAL Foundation.

When someone from a local community gets involved in a charitable event that is “cool” and really something selective, it is definitely worth noting! Monroe County resident and local business leader ...

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On Saturday, Aug. 17, Port Washington native and seven-year Navy SEAL veteran Brian Valenza joined more than 350 participants in the seventh annual New York City SEAL Swim, a 3.5-mile multi-sport ...

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His motto is to just keep swimming. Jason Redman was at death’s door following an al Qaeda ambush in Iraq in 2007, during which he was shot eight times, sustaining severe injuries to his face, arm and ...

Longtime Lehigh Valley area basketball coach Ken Termini enjoyed participating in the New York City SEAL Swim last August. “It was absolutely one of the amazing things I have ever done,” Termini said.

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