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Daily Press file photo Sixth grade students Amanda Chaney, 13, back, and Heather Wellman, 12, work on a computer at Webster Elementary on Jan. 20, 1999. With over $2 million invested in technology in the Escanaba school district over a few years, school officials boasted that the district had one of the best computer systems in the state. The district also decided to share its technology with parents. An open house was held at Webster tonight in 1999 to show parents how to access the computers at the school.
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