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Leellen Koroulis, top left, is strongly opposed to the state implementing a National Animal Identification System for 4-H and FFA families with livstock. Although the program is designed to help the state track communicable diseases, Koroulis thinks the program is invasive and unnecessary. Koroulis is pictured at her Clark ranch with her family and animals, from top left, Amber Blazek, Ed the horse, Andie Baker and Catharine Koroulis. Below are Bradley Blazek and Chester Black the sheep.

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Members of the fifth-grade class at Craig Intermediate School walk back from a session on wild birds and adaptation taught by Debbie Frazier at Deer Lodge Park Tuesday afternoon. One-hundred and sixty fifth-graders will spend three days and two nights camping at the spot. The children are scheduled to cover a variety of outdoor education subjects in the three days and two nights they will spend at the park.

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Thomas McCoy, center, puts his back into trying to start a fire by using a bow to turn a stick against a board Tuesday at Craig Middle School. His classmates Pat Thompson, left, Tyler Ripka and Steven Torres, on right, watch on in curiosity.

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Horses on the Pinnt farm wait for feeding time in the late afternoon Thursday.

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Jayla Rodriguez, 1, of Craig, looks up to her dad, Felipe, while playing at City Park Tuesday afternoon.

Photo by Hans Hallgren