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Speak Up event to educate teen drivers, parents about hazards By AMBER STEWART A live crash simulation, Power for the Parent workshops on drug awareness, a drunk driving challenge course, law enforcement exhibits and attractions for young children are part of Speak Up, a free event set for Nov. 7.
