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Sending overseas greetings

Cape Horn-Skye Elementary students create special cards for military personnel

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Cape Horn-Skye students created more than 150 handmade cards for Columbia Gorge-area residents serving overseas in the U.S. military. The Happy New Year cards will be sent in January.

Cape Horn-Skye Elementary students made more than 150 cards for Columbia Gorge-area residents serving overseas in the U.S. military.

The Happy New Year cards will be sent in January as part of a gift package through the Gorge Heroes Club.

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