New Books to Grant Students

Barb Maxwell, Quota International; Sgt. Cristy Hamblin and Officer Shannon Stokesberry, Cedar Rapids Police Department; and Val Dolezal, Grant Principal pose with a group of books.

Students enjoy books received through the “Get Booked” Program.

Roosevelt students work to get books moved to place at the "Bridge" Cedar Rapids Library.

Two trombones and one french horn finish the last chord of a musical number for students.

An interesting group science activity.

Taylor Elementary getting ready to be put back together for next year's students.

Robert Durell / Los Angeles Times

Firefighter Randy Wormdahl douses a hot spot early today in Grass Valley, near Lake Arrowhead.

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Southern California fire locations as of noon Monday, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

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All 270 students at the Grant Early Childhood Center received a new book to take home thanks to the "Get Booked” Program. The program was sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Police Department, Barnes and Noble Booksellers, and Quota International. Grant was chosen as a recipient because of the high number of students attending the school who were directly affected by the June flood.

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