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Minnie Mouse ears helped a teacher connect with her kindergartners. The Palisades fire incinerated her collection

Kindergarten teacher Elizabeth Lam become synonymous with her Minnie Mouse ears. On the day of the Palisades fire, she dropped her ears to grab her students' hands.

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Minnie Mouse ears helped a teacher connect with her kindergartners. The Palisades fire incinerated her collection

Minnie Mouse ears helped a teacher connect with her kindergartners. The Palisades fire incinerated her collection

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