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Locals Decorate Cardiff Kook in Honor of Junior Seau

The statue was decorated in honor of the former Chargers player.

The Cardiff Kook donned a Chargers flag with an "RIP" sign in honor of Junior Seau Thursday. 

Seau, who was , played for the San Diego Chargers for 13 years.

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This is wonderful news. Congratulations to the students, their instructors and Academy staffRead More members -- and to the supportive parents. A theatre education is the best!
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