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Let there be music!

December 22, 2022 · by Admin2015 ·

Members of the High Prairie and District Community Band performed at the Festival of Trees at the High Prairie Health Complex Dec. 13. Left-right are Dylan Gallant, Bernie Sawchyn and Colin Rattray entertaining at J.B. Wood Continuing Care.

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