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<p>Riley Stevens, a Canfield Middle School eighth-grader, poses with his brothers and sister. Riley, 14, was diagnosed nearly three years ago with aplastic anemia, a rare bone marrow failure disease. He did not respond to long-term oral chemo treatments and now needs a bone marrow transplant. The Stevens siblings, pictured from left: Greyson, Olivia, Riley and Ethan.</p>

<p>Riley Stevens, a Canfield Middle School eighth-grader, poses with his brothers and sister. Riley, 14, was diagnosed nearly three years ago with aplastic anemia, a rare bone marrow failure disease. He did not respond to long-term oral chemo treatments and now needs a bone marrow transplant. The Stevens siblings, pictured from left: Greyson, Olivia, Riley and Ethan.</p>

May 29, 2015

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Katie Stevens was excited to hear the Coeur d'Alene Rotary Club is hosting a bone marrow donor registry drive Saturday at North Idaho College.