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Main Street Elementary School's Annual "Walk for a Cure” raises over $1K for local resident battling breast cancer

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ScoopUSA Media, Volume 65 - Number 46

Main Street Elementary School continued its annual tradition on October 25 by hosting the “Walk for a Cure” event in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Students and staff filled the school grounds with a wave of pink as they came together, holding signs of encouragement for those bravely battling the disease.

Main Street Elementary School's Annual "Walk for a Cure” raises over $1K for local resident battling breast cancer

Above and cover photo: Teachers and students at Main Street Elementary School proudly hold signs of encouragement during the school's annual “Walk for a Cure” event, showing their support for breast cancer awareness and those courageously fighting the disease.

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