Community creates mosaic for Keheley
by Megan Thornton
12:07 AM, Monday, May 20
Keheley Elementary School has seen thousands of students walk through its doors over the last 27 years, but next fall, a new class of children will come in to a more welcoming place of learning now that the entrance has received a colorful mosaic ...

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