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De Pere school board learns of new mapping system

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February 25, 2020
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De Pere Police Chief Derek Beiderwieden, left, explains how a new mapping system for schools can help first responders get to the scene of an emergency faster while De Pere school board member Dan Van Straten looks on. Lee Reinsch Photo
TagsDan Van StratenDawn FoellerDe Pere Police DepartmentDe Pere school boardDe Pere school districtDerek Beiderwiedenmap systemWest De Pere School District
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