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PJ donations sought for Sleep Country event

Published: Jan. 23, 2013 at 12:00 a.m. PST
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PJ donations sought for Sleep Country event

Sleep Country is holding a pajama drive for foster children. From now through March 3, new pajamas in all sizes can be donated at any Sleep Country store.

Stores are at 231 Vista Way and 908 N. Colorado, Kennewick; 4245 N. Road 68, Pasco; and 81 Columbia Point Drive, Richland.

For more information, go to sleepcountry.com.

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