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The 240 students at the Grove School started a school-wide service project focusing on creating community during the pandemic. On Thursday, Nov. 19, students heard from eight organizations through Zoom, including the Redlands Conservancy, San Bernardino County Museum, Redlands Family Service and Redlands Mayor Pro Tem Denise Davis. “Every year we do a big project,” said English teacher Melanie Knypstra. “In the past, we have done ones involving history, art, even community interviews. It is part of our curriculum.” Knypstra said it was challenging to come up with this year...

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Winnipeg Free Press Doll with no hair designed to lift spirits of kids undergoing chemotherapy By: Kellen Taniguchi  MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Emily Pile with her Brave Barbie, Ella, at home in Winnipeg on Wednesday. Ella was discovered in California and was adopted by Emily on July 30. A Brave Barbie doll from San Clemente, Calif., crossed the border into Canada and was quarantined for two weeks before finding a new home with an eight-year-old girl battling cancer in Winnipeg. A Brave Barbie doll from San Clemente, Calif., cros...