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Class teaches teens to survive zombie invasion

By Johnny Edwards
Sept 5, 2012

To teach teens about being prepared for unexpected emergency or disaster situations, Johns Creek’s Ocee Library will hold a Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness class on Saturday, with tips on how to survive an invasion of the walking dead.

The class is for ages 12-18 and starts at 2 p.m. at 5090 Abbotts Bridge Road. Reservations aren’t required. Information: 770-360-8897.

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