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Bri Davis, Staff Writer
• March 16, 2021
![Junior Michaela Linden sits on the trunk of her car. She now has her license, but there were a few instances in the weeks following the accident that Michaela needed to walk home. “The rest of last year I walked home a total of three times after I got hit, and every time I had a panic attack,” Michaela said. “It was very soon after [the accident] and I was still very on edge about it. I got rides from friends when I could, or I had parents pick me up.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/michaela-edit-900x600.jpg)
One year anniversary of car accident outside school brings reflection for juniors Michaela Linden and Jessie Crawford
Zoe DeYoung, Staff Writer
• January 14, 2020