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August 30, 2018
Rob Gunderson is helping to rebuild his old high school, and his kids can watch him work
By LIZ WASSON COLEMAN
Forma Construction
Forma Construction
The first phase of improvements to Enumclaw High School include a classroom wing that should be finished in October.
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Rob Gunderson tours the site with his twins Piper (left) and Fulton (right).
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