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BHS football team thanks community

Herald Staff Writer

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Thursday, Dec 17, 2015 3:11 PM MT

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The state champion Bayfield football team is thanking the community for its support by holding a cereal drive for the Bayfield Food Bank. The players gathered several dozen boxes of cereal and oatmeal for families in need. The cereal was picked up yesterday by staffers from the Town of Bayfield for the food bank. Anyone can stop by Town Hall during business hours to get a sack or two of groceries when needed.
The state champion Bayfield football team is thanking the community for its support by holding a cereal drive for the Bayfield Food Bank. The players gathered several dozen boxes of cereal and oatmeal for families in need. The cereal was picked up yesterday by staffers from the Town of Bayfield for the food bank. Anyone can stop by Town Hall during business hours to get a sack or two of groceries when needed.Photo by Melanie Brubaker Mazur

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