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Irish International Immigrant Center Sends Good Wishes to All Students Starting New School Year
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Sep 04, 2012
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IIIC Staff and volunteer wishes all students across New England a successful and safe school year. We encourage you to aim high, reach for the stars and remember that by working and learning together we can all create a better tomorrow.
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