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Nastassja Vidro knew something was awfully wrong when the March air turned yellow. It happened while the CSU Monterey Bay alum was outside on the playground with the eight English-language

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How transplanted locals and a wounded country are coping with the worst quake in Japan’s history, and what we can learn from it here. | Cover | montereycountyweekly.com

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Nastassja Vidro knew something was awfully wrong when the March air turned yellow. It happened while the CSU Monterey Bay alum was outside on the playground with the eight English-language

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