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Mary Stephenson

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Behind the Yellow Door

Posted on April 12, 2017 by Guest Speaker

Open the bright yellow door. Walk in. Mesmerized, yes! Your eyes will dart around the room trying to take in all the magic. In March of 2016 Susanna Winstead, principal of Sycamore School, invited Redding Breakfast Lions Club member Kurt Tollefson to… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Mary Stephenson, Sycamore Elementary School

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