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    Oct 05, 2018 3 minutes
    STORY BY DIANA SMITH
    The small group hopes to continue to reach out to the Orange community.

    If life has left you feeling like a basket case, the answer might be as simple as making your own basket.

    It was while working with adults with mental health problems that Orange art teacher Helen Ruth Worsley first took lessons in basket making. The popular teacher had seen how people with ill mental health benefitted

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