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Turnaround: Karamalmen's Schoolyard Can Be Saved

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This is how local politicians Karin Cederlöf and Eva-Lena Gästrin define the meeting with sector manager Olli Isotalo in Espoo. He promises that the city will respect the conditions in the deed of gift for the plot where Karamalmen's school stands.

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