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Spaulding High School Art Students Thank Police with Downtown Window Paintings

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City of Rochester, NH

Rochester Police would like to thank the art students from Spaulding High School, the Thank A Cop Committee, and all the downtown businesses that welcomed these artists to decorate their windows with incredible paintings. We truly appreciate your support!

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