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Reviewing gun safety: Haw River police offer lessons for fifth-graders
2016
Overview
Twenty-one fifth-graders were in the library at Haw River Elementary School this week to get a pretty simple message: \"Stop, don't touch, run away and tell a grown-up,\" sang Eddie Eagle, gun-safety mascot of the National Rifle Association, in a video on the library's Smart Board.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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