Bill Chappell
speaker
210 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard 6d ago
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In an email to NPR before her flight home, Grabeau says she's grateful she can still compete.
As for learning to swim, she said it proves it's never too late to take on a new challenge.
Bill Chappell, NPR News.
The year Natalie Grabeau turned 60, she started learning to swim.
But that was 20 years ago.
On Saturday, Grabeau finished the grueling Ironman course in Hawaii.
At 80 years old, she swam more than two miles in the ocean, biked 112 miles, and then ran a marathon-length course.
She set a new record as the oldest female athlete to finish the race.
That brought wide praise for Grabeau, who trains at her local YMCA and a high school track near her home in New Jersey.
In an email to NPR before her flight home, Grabeau says she's grateful she can still compete.
As for learning to swim, she said it proves it's never too late to take on a new challenge.
Bill Chappell, NPR News.
In the nineteen sixties, two young couples saw an eerie sight on a dirt road in Point Pleasant.
Here's Steve Ward, a local historian.
Newspapers called it the Mothman, and a legend was born.
It spawned a movie and this annual festival, which is helping the local economy fly.
Denny Bellamy is the county tourism director.
Bill Chapel, NPR News.
Dante Moore three.
Here's Steve Ward, a local historian.
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