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Located at 50 Sand Creek Road in Brentwood, New2You Label Xchange is open Monday through Saturday from 1 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Cash is offered on site (no consignment) to those dropping off clothes, or custom­ers may opt for store credit. For additional information, call 925-513-5614 or find New2You on Facebook at www.facebook. corn/New2youlabelxchange.

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" It's so important for children and teenagers to have their annual well visits," said Shannon Moore, Brentwood Pediatrics' office manager. Wellness visits check children's hearing and vision and screen for diseases. It is also an opportune time for parents to sit down and speak with their children's pediatrician about any health concerns.

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injuries from sports," Moore said. Kids do not have to be involved in

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