Crossing a threshold

Cole Kinley helps walking partner Janice Barnes to their waiting carriage following graduation ceremonies at Port Hardy Secondary School Saturday night. See more in this week's keepsake insert and online at northislandgazette.com

PORT HARDY-Class of 2012 recognized in graduation ceremonies at Port Hardy Secondary School

Jun. 14, 2012 11:00 a.m.
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