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February 18. 2014 12:09PM
Early release at Hooksett schools
 A pedestrian daches through City Hall Plaza in Manchester during Tuesday's snow. (David Lane/New Hampshire Union Leader) |
Cawley Middle School students will be released at noon; Underhill Elementary School and Memorial Elementary School students are scheduled for early release at 12:50 p.m; and those Hooksett students attending high school in Manchester will get out at noon.
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