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Bus driver and cafeteria worker Lisa Stenroos stands proudly beside her bus outside the EHS loading dock on Feb. 7, 2024. Photo by Katerina Starry.
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Student shoppers rummage through the Thrift Shift in the auditorium elevator lobby at Emmaus High School. Photo by Anna Smith.
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During the 2022 Shave for the Brave event, members of the community volunteer to shave their heads in support of the fight against pediatric cancer. Photo by Gabe Meyers.
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Controlled Chaos set up to practice inside of the Schmidt family’s garage, surrounded by recording equipment on July 1, 2023. Left to right: Paul Schmidt, Chris Tucker, Hayden David, Vic Schmidt. Photo Courtesy of Hayden David.
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