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Hashknife in Winslow

Tribune Staff

| February 6, 2019

Printed in the February 6, 2019 edition

Photo by L. ParsonsFirst grader Maxx Lewis (left) places his letter in the bag of a Hashknife rider last week in preparation for the annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride that left Holbrook this morning (Feb. 6). The Posse presented a question and answer period at Jefferson Elementary School before collecting letters to be delivered via Pony Express.