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Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review Second-graders in Azure Quinlan's class at Mitchell Elementary School collected food to donate to Emergency Aid of Boulder City. On Monday, Quinlan, far right, brought the students to the downtown pantry along with numerous boxes filled with food.
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Second-graders in Azure Quinlan’s class at Mitchell Elementary School collected food to donate to Emergency Aid of Boulder City. On Monday, Quinlan, far right, brought the students to the downtown pantry, along with boxes filled with food.

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