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“Stay Alive”

April 18, 2012

Meritus Health continues its “Stay Alive” campaign at MHS on April 17. By signing a pledge, students recieved a free t-shirt, bumper stickers and bookmarks as reminders of the dangers of texting while driving. – Photo by Jess Molander

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