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Two local students won first place in a safety poster contest sponsored by the Order of the United Commercial Travelers of America, Williamsport Council 350, held April 2 in City Hall.
Anna Davenport, a homeschool student, won on the high school level; Curtin Middle School students Patrick Fisher won first place in the middle school level; Sharade Williams took second and Teshawna Johnson placed third.
Read the article here.
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Homeschooler wins UCT poster contest
Two local students won first place in a safety poster contest sponsored by the Order of the United Commercial Travelers of America, Williamsport Council 350, held April 2 in City Hall.
Anna Davenport, a homeschool student, won on the high school level; Curtin Middle School students Patrick Fisher won first place in the middle school level; Sharade Williams took second and Teshawna Johnson placed third.
Read the article here.
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