Accident doesn’t deter Claremont athlete
Christmas came early for Claremont resident Alexander Harris, 23, who recently got a much-needed piece of adaptive sports equipment to help him snow ski for many winters to come. Harris, a paraplegic, received grant money for poles and a “monoski,” a single ski with a wide base, adjustable springs, brakes, and a chair, which will allow him to continue his newfound passion. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo
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