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On the streets of Seattle, there is a group of real-life superheroes. Red Ranger and his fellow members of ECHO, or the Emerald City Heroes Organization, have been patrolling the area for almost ten ...

ECHO is Seattle’s own squad of real-life superheroes dedicated to public safety, neighborhood outreach, crime deterrence, first aid, and helping neighbors experiencing homelessness. They’ve been ...

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Britt Hertz attempted superhero stunts in real-life situations.

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