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Before seeing “The Sword in the Stone” at the Rustic Theatre Wednesday, Feb. 18, King Darrell Gillett knights Rylan Righetti. Photo by John Drake

In another of the “Once Upon a Castle” themed field trips, Town Hall kids (from left) Indy, Mathen, Zeyn, Geneva, Jessa and Ruby stand in front of the Rustic Theatre that presented a free showing of “The Sword in the Stone” for the community. Photo by John Drake

As part of Town Hall’s “Once Upon a Castle” theme, kids decorated their “Royal” cookies at Idyllwild Bake and Brew last week. Here, Zeyn Hagi proudly shows his creation, but after he first took a big bite. Photo by Wendy Hawkins

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