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Go Baby Go: Cars help children close the mobility gap
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cost $30,000 and is often not
available until the children are
3 years old at the earliest.
Logan said there are 55 sites
across Oregon now where vol-
unteers have been trained to
assemble and modify the small
electric cars, which cost about
$200 each. They have been
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rebral palsy, Down syndrome
and other cognitive disorders.
He estimates 3,000 kids across
Oregon could be helped by such
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sure all their families know the
program is available.
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Barlow, who learned about
Go Baby Go at a conference,
said she quickly saw the pro-
gram’s potential as a low-cost
option to help children with dis-
abilities close the mobility gap.
“I looked at my caseload,
and looked at which kids
weren’t ambulating,” Barlow
said of how she selected the six
kids getting cars. Some have
Down syndrome, she said, while
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ciencies.
Kristin Norris said her son,
Daniel, who received a Spider-
Man-themed Dodge Viper look-
alike Friday, has hydrocephalus,
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id in the cavities of the brain.
“He just turned 4 — but he’s
more like a 10-month-old baby,”
Norris said.
“They told me he’d do noth-
ing and that he would be a veg-
etable,” said Norris, adding she
learned from doctors of Daniel’s
ailment several months into her
pregnancy and was urged to get
an abortion.
But her son has proven doc-
tors wrong all his life, she said.
Norris hopes the car will help
Daniel keep up with his older
Photos by Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian
LEFT: Daniel Norris, 4, sits in his new Spider-Man-themed toy car while his mom, Kristin, watches during the Go Baby Go event. RIGHT: A very tired
Daniel Norris, 4, center, falls asleep in his new Spider-Man-themed toy car.
Kyla Hernandez, 2, smiles as she sits in her Doc McStuff-
ins-themed toy car while her mom, Chelsea, right, watch-
es during the Go Baby Go event.
brother, 8, and sister, 6, and inte-
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preschool.
Kyla, who had been trained
on the cars beforehand, took to
driving immediately. Some kids
cried in the driver’s seat, put
on performance in front of the
crowd of adults gathered for the
occasion. Some, like Daniel, fell
asleep.
Logan said it can take a week
or more for kids to get used to
the cars, but the effect is marked.
Kids using the cars show faster
increases in mobility and social
ease, he said, plus the cool factor
of the cars helps the kids inte-
grate easier with more mobile
peers.
Stutznegger said the service
district helped his daughter with
Liam Hawkins, 14 months, center, looks around in his new Frozen-themed toy car during
the Go Baby Go event. Surrounding Liam are his sister, Annabelle, left, father, Jason,
center, brother, Wyatt, right, and mother, Alicia, right.
a sensory processing disorder,
and he felt a need to pay them
back. Stutznegger paid for three
of the ride-on cars and is fund-
ing a few more.
More businesses and indi-
viduals are showing interest in
funding the cars, Barlow said,
and the district hopes to keep
several on hand for kids looking
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Deviney: He ‘is facing some very serious charges’
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Russell Wayne Deviney, right, appears for a status hearing
at the Clatsop County Courthouse Friday.
Cannon Beach Police and FBI
agents found Deviney behind a
locked gate in a privately owned
wooded area south of Cannon
Beach after a passer-by reported
seeing him and called police.
Defense attorney James von
Boeckmann said he is waiting
for the state to provide text mes-
sages between his client and the
victim.
On Friday, District Attorney
Josh Marquis called the case an
“online luring situation.”
According to court docu-
ments, the girl believed Devin-
ey was an 18-year-old named
James Russell, or “JR,” who
chatted with her on Instagram.
Meeting him at a location near
her home, she was kidnapped
and later sexually assaulted, ac-
cording to documents.
“Mr. Deviney is facing some
very serious charges,” Marquis
said.
Deviney pleaded not guilty
to 12 felony charges in May, in-
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any existing copies of texts from
investigators to forward to the
defense.
Von Boeckmann said he is
also seeking social media corre-
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recovering the Wal-Mart sur-
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court order to prevent the store
from destroying or altering the
video in any way.
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Dec. 11. A trial date has not been
set.
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