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January 27, 2020

Kane students participate in ‘March for Life’ in Washington, D.C.

Kane Mayor Brandy Schimp was visiting Washington, D.C., Friday to take part in a discussion of America’s communities. However, during her time there, she saw a few familiar faces.

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