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Third-Graders Enjoy Dictionaries from Long Neck Sunrise Rotary Club

Apr 30 2014
Mary
Nearly 120 third-grade students at Long Neck Elementary School waited in the school cafeteria March 11 to receive a special surprise from the Long Neck Sunrise Rotary Club.

Newtown Rotary Dictionary Project Comes Full Circle as Club Members Distribute Books to Rock Third Graders

Apr 28 2014
Mary
NEWTOWN - Eight years ago, Jennifer Salvatore was in third grade and received a dictionary from the Newtown Rotary Club.

Foundation, Rotary Team Up to Give Third Graders Dictionaries

Apr 25 2014
Mary
Area third graders will again receive dictionaries presented by the Olean Rotary Club through a grant from the Dictionary Fund at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation.

“Kiwanis” We Share Our Talents

Apr 23 2014
Mary
NANCY WHITTY - The name “Kiwanis” means “we share our talents”, [sic] and that is exactly what our Kiwanis Club has being doing for years at Jefferson Elementary School.

Lodi Elks Lodge Gives Dictionaries to Students at Two Schools

Apr 21 2014
Mary
Lodi Elks Lodge No. 1900 believes in enhancing the future of our children through the Dictionary Project. On Jan.

Local Rotarians Give Third-Graders Head Start on Test Prep with New Dictionaries

Apr 18 2014
Mary
Continuing a project that’s older than this year’s recipients, the Cayce-West Columbia and West Metro Rotary Clubs presented students at Congaree Elementary School with gifts they’ll use for years.
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