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Food for thought

February 18, 2022 1:30 am

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Island School third-graders on Bainbridge Island pack a vehicle with 637 grocery items from a school-wide drive for the Bremerton Backpack Brigade for 344 children who need supplemental food support every weekend. — Courtesy photo Island School third-graders on Bainbridge Island pack a vehicle with 637 grocery items from a school-wide drive for the Bremerton Backpack Brigade for 344 children who need supplemental food support every weekend.

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