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UNEXPECTED THRILL--Romping in the snow was a surprising Easter treat for youngsters in the 4500 block of Yellowstone Street yesterday when a white blanket fell--not in the foothills--but just 1 1/2 miles from General Hospital. Enjoying a rare toboggan ride is Karen Louise Block, 6, with others waiting their turn.

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Posted by LATimes on April 22, 2007 in East L.A. | Permalink

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