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An upbeat website for a downtown school

the Southerner Online
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A common symbol for El Did de Los Muertos, the sugar skull represents both the religious and the celebratory side of the holiday. Children often eat colored sugar skulls during The Day of the Dead, but the skull represents the fallen family members who are honored.

[Photo] The Day of the Dead is a living tradition

Morgan Watkins, Writer
November 4, 2017
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