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Walk to School Wednesday

Beverly Hills City Councilmember Sharona Nazarian and BHUSD Board Member Rachelle Marcus joined BHPD officers Arda Guvlekjian, Erica Maitland and Support K9 NAMI, as well as parents and students for a recent Walk to School Wednesday.

BY Beverly Hills Courier March 5, 2023
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Beverly Hills City Councilmember Sharona Nazarian (center) and BHUSD Board Member Rachelle Marcus (far right) joined BHPD officers Arda Guvlekjian, Erica Maitland and Support K9 NAMI, as well as parents and students for a recent Walk to School Wednesday.

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