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Jason Franke, left, gets his ticket punched by conductor Craig Schultz as Jason and his brother Matthew board the Heber Valley Railroad train for their ride to the "North Pole" on Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide 120 Make-A-Wish children and their famil Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Austin Bennett, 7, of West Valley talks to Santa at the "North Pole" on Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide 120 Make-A-Wish children and their families with a ride on the Heber Valley Railroad, which ended at Soldier Hollow Lodge for visits with Santa and Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Rhett Bird, 3, waves goodbye to Santa from his wheelchair after sitting on Santa's lap Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide 120 Make-A-Wish children and their families with a ride on the Heber Valley Railroad, which ended at Soldier Hollow Lodge (the "North Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Kelly Hammer reads "The Polar Express" to Make-A-Wish children and their families en route to the "North Pole" on Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide 120 Make-A-Wish children and their families with the excursion, which ended at Soldier Hollow Lodge for vi Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Kari Woodward feeds baby Garrett while her older children, Parker and Brinley, enjoy their gifts Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide a Heber Valley Railroad trip to the "North Pole" for Brinley, who has a brain tumor, and 119 other Make-A-Wish children and Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Make-A-Wish children and their families prepare to board the Heber Valley Railroad for a journey to the "North Pole" on Wednesday. KBER 101 helped provide the rail trip for 120 Make-A-Wish children, at the end of which youngsters visited with Santa and we Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
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Jason Franke, above, gets his ticket punched by conductor Craig Schultz as Jason and his brother Matthew board the train Wednesday for the "North Pole." Right, Austin Bennett, 7, of West Valley talks to Santa after his train ride. KBER 101 radio made it possible for 120 Make-A-Wish children and their families to journey on the Heber Valley Railroad to the "North Pole." The children and families were treated to gifts, hot chocolate and treats at their destination (Soldier Hollow Lodge).

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