Twin sisters Doreen Schneider (left) and Thoreen Littlewood (nee Woodbridge) celebrated their 80th birthday with family and friends at the Legion on Saturday. Although the twin sisters have lived in Trail for over 50 years, they were born in Kamsack, Saskatchewan, the first set of twins born in the southeastern town (pop. 1,825) near the Manitoba border. K. Leslie photo

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Happy 80th Birthday to Trail twins Doreen Schneider and Thoreen Littlewood!

Happy 80th Birthday to Trail twins Doreen Schneider and Thoreen Littlewood!

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