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04/15/2009

South Side School Fundraiser: Photos

Thanks to all who came out and celebrated on March 28th at the gallery - it was a great evening! We have no doubt the school will be a huge success with such a great teacher in place and supportive network of friends and parents.

To view photos from the party, click here.

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