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Cricket League
Dovie H., age 10Nashville, TN Rowing Camp Sophie A., age 12Chapel Hill, NC Emma C., age 12Clyde Hill, WA Emily S., age 10Johns Creek, GA Skill Building Camp Lydia M., age 12Staunton, VA Camping on the Beach Selah P., age 14Glendale, AZ Sierra S.,
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Lighting the Menorah
With each new twilight, a prayer. Each zone of time, each hour, candles flare, steadily crossing the world.The miracle of Hanukkah.■
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Midnight Cat
In the shelter, caged, she cried,“Let me out.” I touched the pawpoked through the bars to reach my hand,set her free and brought her home. Midnight cat, black on black,yellow eyes wide, undersizedbeauty, frail, with blunted tail.Played through my day

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