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Students drilled in event of crash

By Deangelo McDaniel
The Decatur Daily

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In mid-January, Morgan County school bus driver Carolyn Parker and her students held an emergency evacuation drill. On Tuesday morning, her bus carrying 23 middle and high school students was … More »

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On 2/13/13 at 08:42 AM, Trey from Decatur wrote:

Why does a 16 yr old have a car like that.

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On 2/13/13 at 10:10 AM, Gena from Hartselle wrote:

I wouldn't consider broken bones or concussions as minor injuries. my grandson was on the bus and was taken to the hospital. He was up all night long in severe pain.

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