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The Discovery Science Center will be giving free annual passes to students visiting the center on school field trips this year. Last year more than 90,000 students in elementary through high school visited the facility, and center officials say they’ll be mailing passes to almost 8,000 students who have already visited the center this year. Officials hope the program will increase attendance with students returning to the center with their families. Information: (714) 542-2823.
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