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Automated Defibrillators to be in Every Little Rock High School
Every Little Rock high school will have an AED starting Monday. Eight of these medical devices will be donated in honor of 17-year-old Parkview basketball player Antony Hobbs who died on the court in January. The Antony Hobbs Project was started to raise awareness about the importance of having AED's in every Arkansas school, especially during athletic events. Organizers say they won't stop until that happens. Arkansas lawmakers are considering a proposal to make it mandatory for all schools to have an AED. If you would like more information on the project, you can email Hobbsproject@yahoo.com or write to P.O. Box 22895, Little Rock, AR 72221. Organizers say a website is also in the works. To see a video link of this story please click below
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