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'His passion was passed down': 40 years of Ken Russell Outdoor Education Day

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Kathy White, left, and Cami Tapscott, right, of the Regional Office of Education #33, visited the WGIL studio Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, ahead of the 40th Annual Ken Russell Outdoor Education Day. (JAY REDFERN/WGIL)

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'His passion was passed down': 40 years of Ken Russell Outdoor Education Day

Kathy White, left, and Cami Tapscott, right, of the Regional Office of Education #33, visited the WGIL studio Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, ahead of the 40th Annual Ken Russell Outdoor Education Day. (JAY REDFERN/WGIL)

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