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n-yarinauguration-012209 Direct from D.C. Schools pause for historic inauguration

YARMOUTH — On Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., high school students started pouring into the hallways and down the stairs to claim a seat in the Performing Arts Center to watch Barack Obama take the presidential oath of office and deliver his inaugural address.

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n-yargreencafeterias-012209 Yarmouth turns school cafeterias green

YARMOUTH — Kindergarten through eighth-grade students have successfully turned their cafeterias green by increasing recycling and reducing waste.

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