Durham families getting ready for back-to-school

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Nicole Storey was doing double duty shopping for backpacks for herself and her daughter Rebecca, 7, who will be beginning Grade 3 on Tuesday. They joined fellow shoppers in the packed Bentley store to pick out the perfect carrier.

he one thing she’s into this year is Hello Kitty, it’s very popular,” Ms. Storey explained, noting this year’s shopping is a “little more stressful” because they left things until the last minute so some things are harder to find.

“I’m heading to college so I’m looking for a backpack that’s a little more suitable for my books and stuff but still has a lot of colour, that’s been harder to find.”

Katrina Eden, also 7, didn’t have that problem,Reusable bag sale heading straight for the roller backpacks with mom Crystal Eden.

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“It’s easier to take around anyplace when I walk and a lot of my friends have roller backpacks,” Katrina explained.

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“I think we’re about done,” Katherina said, noting they were just picking up some clothes and a school bag as last-minute items. “Hopefully we don’t think of anything else we need after this,Industrial Bag Filters Manufacturer‎ supply cheap and high quality bags.” added Ms. Raghunandan, noting she had also already shopped for her younger son, who will be heading into Grade 7.

“We were here last week too so it hasn’t been too busy.”