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Chelsea Clinton Files First Good News Report: Miracle Worker for Kids in Rural Arkansas

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17 Dec 2011 37 views
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Chelsea Clinton Files First Good News Report: Miracle Worker for Kids in Rural Arkansas
Now working for NBC, Chelsea Clinton files her first good news report from her home state of Arkansas about a woman in rural Pine Bluff who is making a difference for her community in such a profound way that she's known as a real life miracle worker.

Now working for NBC, Chelsea Clinton files her first "good news" report from her home state of Arkansas about a woman in rural Pine Bluff who is making a difference for her community in such a profound way that she's known as a real life miracle worker.

She offers meals, a safe place, tutoring and lessons of responsibility for hundreds of children whose parents are unable to fully care for them.

 

(WATCH the Making A Difference video below from MSNBC)

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