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 Stricken Student Awake,

Recuperating At Bassett

ccs hawkeyes logoCOOPERSTOWN – Kristin Ratliff, the CCS senior who collapsed at a track meet Wednesday night, is awake and alert at Bassett Hospital, High School Principal/Athletic Director Mike Cring reported moments ago.

"I've been told by her parents that she's alert, talking and reading," he said.  "We're all very relieved."

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