NEW ALBANY — Students sported their Wacky Wednesday attire, as part of Spirit Week, while working on fairy godmother letters after they were read "Cinder-Elly" during library at Grant Line Elementary School in New Albany on Wednesday afternoon. See related photo.
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Ava Hayes, 6, left, and Savannah Allen-Farnsley, 5, sport their Wacky Wednesday attire, as part of Spirit Week, while working on fairy godmother letters after they were read "Cinder-Elly" during library at Grant Line Elementary School in New Albany on Wednesday afternoon. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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