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A documentary about the old Villa Park Elementary School will start production in January, and anyone with a story to tell about the campus is urged to get involved.
The documentary is a joint project by the Villa Park Community Access Cable Television and the Villa Park Elementary Historic Buildings Preservation Committee, which is working to save the historical 1918 school site. The committee is seeking former students, teachers or anyone else who can share a story about the school. Information: Teri Brooks Elmendorf, (714) 997-9288.
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