8-year-old Woodbridge girl organizes effort to save Toys R Us

8-year-old Woodbridge girl organizes effort to save Toys R Us

<p>A Woodbridge elementary school student says that she will try her hardest to save a beloved toy store.</p>

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8-year-old Woodbridge girl organizes effort to save Toys R Us

<p>A Woodbridge elementary school student says that she will try her hardest to save a beloved toy store.</p>

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