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Thorough readings helps South Whidbey elementary students in library challenge | KUDOS

All-Island Reading Challenge contestants from South Whidbey Elementary School smile after placing third in the Sno-Isle Libraries competition.

June 11, 2013 5:30 pm

All-Island Reading Challenge contestants from South Whidbey Elementary School smile after placing third in the Sno-Isle Libraries competition. From the left are Janessa Martinez

All-Island Reading Challenge contestants from South Whidbey Elementary School smile after placing third in the Sno-Isle Libraries competition.

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