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A South Lake Tahoe police officer demonstrates the capabilities of his K-9 to students participating in the Tahoe Drug Store Project, held at the Lake Tahoe Community College April 4. The Tahoe Drug Store Project, an annual event supported by the California National Guard Counterdrug Task Force, is held for sixth graders in the South Lake Tahoe area that aims to show students the risks and consequences of choosing to use drugs. (U.S. Army National Guard photo / Sgt. Brianne M. Roudebush)

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04/04/2017
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