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On the afternoon of Wednesday, March 8, dozens of little girls and their families cycled through Pure Hockey in Danvers trying on hockey equipment—tiny helmets, tiny shoulder pads, and short sticks to match. After the fittings, two members of the Women’s National Hockey Team, Kali Flanagan and Megan Keller, greeted the girls, taking photos, letting them try on their Olympic gold medals, and picking out colorful tape for their hockey sticks.  The girls, ages five through ten, are participating in the Bruins’ Learn to Play hockey program, a four-week program that gets young kids onto the ice for a low cost, often for the first ti
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