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News Briefs: 5-Year-Old Boy Helps Rescue His Mom From Storm Drain

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News Briefs: 5-Year-Old Boy Helps Rescue His Mom From Storm Drain

A young boy in Illinois recently became a hero after his mom took a tumble into a storm drain while doing yard work.

According to WGEM News, Shay Williams was working in her yard with her 5-year-old son, Lincoln, when she stepped on a storm drain cover that gave way. She caught...

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