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Every month inside Irving Elementary's gym in West Allis, people play ping pong for hours.But they're not students.Rather, they're all adults living with Parkinson's ...

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Perhaps it’s low-hanging fruit, but watching “Marty Supreme” was a bit like watching a two-hour-and-29-minute ping-pong game. Something new flashed across the screen every five seconds, and it was ...

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