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In receiving the Stubnitz Award on Tuesday, Jim Hartley said that children in the county face challenges, pointing out that their value stays the same regardless of their troubles, like the $50 bill he crumpled up to illustrate that it, too retains its value.
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Pictured (l-r) are Tecumseh School Board members Debbie Johnson-Berges, Jimmie Rice, Kim Amstutz-Wild and Steve Linn
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