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UWSP students come back and connect with community

By STEVENS POINT NEWS
September 9, 2017
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Sophomore site leader Jada Mach (left) pulls weeds for the Old Main Neighborhood Association with association member Cindy Nebel and freshmen students (from center) Sheena Derler, Katelyn Herne and Jamie Kolb Saturday, Sept. 2. (Portage County Gazette photo)
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