Years and miles apart, brothers receive Rotary dictionaries
Emerson, a 3rd grader at Slippery Rock Area Elementary School, was excited and happy to receive a dictionary in September, courtesy of the Rotary Club of Slippery Rock.
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Emerson, a 3rd grader at Slippery Rock Area Elementary School, was excited and happy to receive a dictionary in September, courtesy of the Rotary Club of Slippery Rock.
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