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Recycled Material Arrives at The Scrap Box, March 1992

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Karen Ensminger with puppets made of recycled material at The Scrap Box, March 1992

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Ann Arbor News, March 30, 1992
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Items Made at The Scrap Box, October 1989

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Kids working in The Scrap Box, October 1989

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From Trash to Crafts

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Scrap Box promotes recycling with creative twist

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Bit by bit, scrap lady just makes kids happy

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