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Resource Project for Vulnerable Young Children celebrates decade of support

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Pictured is (back row, from left) Cassie Roberts, Lily Lagerman, Tracey Kock, Kelli Hauptman, Ashtyn Beck, Melissa Villarreal, Emily Starr, (first row) Lindsey Ondrak, Jamie Bahm, Dayna Goff, Samantha Byrns and Pamela Caudill Jordan.

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