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Updated: 4/28/05
Weare Center Woods Elementary School Principal Jude Chauvette gets up close and personal with a pig held by Weare School Board Chairman Matt Thomas. Chauvette promised the pucker if students raised $5,000 for the American Diabetes Association. During the month-long drive, 'Dimes for Diabetes,' Weare students surpassed their goal by more than $3,000. The ADA will use the money for research. (Nicholas Brown Photo)
Weare Center Woods Elementary School Principal Jude Chauvette gets up close and personal with a pig held by Weare School Board Chairman Matt Thomas. Chauvette promised the pucker if students raised $5,000 for the American Diabetes Association. During the month-long drive, 'Dimes for Diabetes,' Weare students surpassed their goal by more than $3,000. The ADA will use the money for research. (Nicholas Brown Photo)
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