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From left, first-grade students Heather Werlein and Kylen Fenson shop at the book fair May 14 during J.W. Smith Elementary School's schoolwide family fun night. The event included an art extravaganza, a film festival and the book fair. Individual classes also exhibited projects. Submitted Photo

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From left, first-grade students Heather Werlein and Kylen Fenson shop at the book fair May 14 during J.W. Smith Elementary School's schoolwide family fun night. The event included an art extravaganza, a film festival and the book fair. Individual classes also exhibited projects. Submitted Photo

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