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In this photo provided by the Florida Keys News Bureau, Army Sgt. Franz Wakeup grimaces as he crosses the peak of the Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, near Marathon, Fla. Wakeup is among some 44 men and women who are participating in a trip down the Florida Keys Overseas Highway, organized by the Wounded Warrior Project, to raise public awareness and support for the needs of severely injured members of the U.S. military. The organization's bicycle trips also provide rehabilitative opportunities for injured soldiers. (Andy Newman/Florida Keys News Bureau via AP)

Wounded Warriors bike across Florida Keys

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Barf, dirt, bacon: Soda flavors you’ll find at candy shop

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Police: Man breaks into evidence undetected, takes back bike

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Sears opts to close store in Bangor

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Sinkhole opens up at site of old mine in western Michigan

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Water from frozen pipes that burst damages Iowa casino

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Last call

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Clovis eyes wastewater deal with cheese plant

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Memorial construction to mark Tucson shooting anniversary

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Body recovered after vehicle goes into river during chase

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2 in 5 municipalities ban mini-casino before license auction

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Pedal tour buses get green light for alcohol on board

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Tennessee board to review 8 historic places for register

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National WWII Museum: 2017 had most visitors since it opened

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Man dies after hitting head on bridge, falling in canal

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Vegas’ Lucky Dragon temporarily closes casino, restaurants

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Police investigating theft of hunting gear from TV hosts

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Ridership on train that travels to Grand Canyon up in 2017

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MCSO: Man and son found dead in vehicle pulled from a canal

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This undated rendering provided by Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial depicts the Tower of Voices, which is scheduled to open in September at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Stoystown, Pa. The 93-foot tower will be part of the commemoration of the downing of the jet on Sept. 11, 2001. It will feature 40 chimes, a symbolic representation of the 40 passengers and crew who perished in the crash of Flight 93. (Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial via AP)

New museums, destinations and openings around the US in 2018

By BETH J. HARPAZ - Associated Press