Young & Young-At-Heart: Pelican talent young and old shines at nursing home, kindergarten events

by Nicole WK
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From the tiniest kindergarten voices to the timeless tunes of Pelican Valley Senior Living residents, Pelican Rapids celebrated creativity across the ages last week—with a special Viking Elementary performance, and the debut of a Pelican Valley’s “Got Talent” show.


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