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Ken Miller is a 9th grade student from Loveland, Ohio who has lived there for 4 years after moving from California in 5th grade. While he struggles with technology, he enjoys gaming. Over summer break, Ken visited friends and family in California and Oregon for his grandparents' 50th anniversary and his cousin's wedding.
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