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Cleve Area School 2025 dux Danielle Churchett relaxes with a book while on holiday. (Supplied)
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Danielle Churchett was Cleve Area Schools’ year 12 dux for 2025. The daughter of Mark and Bethany, of Cowell, said […]

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