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By Gary DeVon • September 7, 2012 1:03 am

First Day of School — Students and parents line up in the Tonasket Elementary School office on the opening day of classes on Wednesday, Aug. 29. Photo by Brent Baker

First Day of School — Students and parents line up in the Tonasket Elementary School office on the opening day of classes on Wednesday, Aug. 29. Photo by Brent Baker

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