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Friday, April 17, 2015
YOLO COUNTY NEWS
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Spring chickens
Noah Schmid, Karen Meng and Mia Sanchez take a turn feeding and petting one of the 13 newly hatched chicks in Linda McClain’s first-grade classroom at Korematsu Elementary School on Wednesday. McClain hatches chicks in her classroom every year, getting the eggs from a local farm, which is where the chicks eventually return to live. She’ll be taking all but four of the chicks back to the farm this weekend, with the remaining four staying at school until summer. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo
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Mackenzie Walker and Hannah Foote pet one of the newly hatched chicks in their first-grade classroom at Korematsu Elementary School. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo
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Students in Linda McClain’s first-grade class pet, feed and observe one of the newly hatched chicks Wednesday at Korematsu Elementary School. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo
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Ayman Alwohaibi gets a close-up look at one of the chicks that hatched in his first-grade classroom at Korematsu Elementary School earlier this week. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo
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Ayman Alwohaibi looks at the 13 newly hatched chicks in his first-grade classroom at Korematsu Elementary School. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo
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