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<p>The Solomon-Plains Educational Complex donated much needed items to Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge. Students brought in assorted items such as: paper towels, dish and hand soap, dog food, toys, etc. At the presentation, from left, are: Belinda Tabron, assistant principal; Kay Jones, Autumn Nutaitis; Brendan Shubzda, Jenna Vincent, Delaney Sovan, Milea Osmanski, Robin Nankivell, teacher, Solomon Jr. High; and Gracie Dombroski. Second row: Brian Fischer, head teacher, Solomon Jr. High; Justine Sherry, Brandin Redmond, Marge Bart, Blue Chip Farm founder; and Londyn Cullifer Blue Chip Farm volunteer.</p><style>
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Blue Chip Farm receives donation from Solomon-Plains Educational Complex