Student produced masks popular
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June 10, 2020

Student produced masks popular

By From JT Staff Reports

Kelly Walker, an instructor for the BASE program at Bunsold Middle School, stands at a table recently preparing to hand out masks created by a 3-D printer. The BASE program created masks for members of the community who signed up to receive them. They can create 50 masks in two weeks and are taking ...

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