World News | Moriah Balingit, The Washington Post | Sunday April 17, 2016
Jacob Leggette's mother said his childhood has been characterized by impatience. He was grabbing at his father's iPad as a toddler. At 8, he tried out a 3-D printer at Digital Harbor Foundation, which has youth technology programs near his home in Baltimore, and decided he had to have one.
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