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Cleveland High School will open Wednesday, following a closure today due to three broken heat pumps in the school's boiler, Seattle Public...
Cleveland High School will open Wednesday, following a closure today due to three broken heat pumps in the school's boiler, Seattle Public Schools spokeswoman Patti Spencer said.
The boiler is new and was installed as part of Cleveland's recent renovation. The parts are under warranty, Spencer said.
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