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Young Girl Scout weavers were at work to add their signature piece to the governor's welcome mat in May. Fiber mites include, from left, Abby Felt, Emily Knapp, Kaylynn Thomas, Lauren Cunningham, Reese Hanson and Sarae Bessman, guided by adults Tina Knapp and Sherri Cunningham. (Submitted photo)

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