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Photo of the Week: Tree

Hannah Coleman Tree

With spring making its way into our lives, we share Hannah Coleman’s “Tree,” a nice reminder of the green we’ll soon see.

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Congratulations to Central high schools theatre department on your 18th superior state award! Photo credit: https://www.sagestudiosllc.com/proofing/sdhsaa-state-oneact-festival/gallery/9721 #theatre #chstheatre #oneacts #newspaper #chspineneedle #shootlikeagirl Senior and Pine Needle contributor James Parr enjoys a recent warm January day. https://www.instagram.com/p/CZcZj32uM5X/

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