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Miller-Keystone Gives Back To The Students

July 3, 2013 by

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On Thursday, 23 May, at the Reading Country Club, the Miller-Keystone Blood Center held its annual Recognition Breakfast. This breakfast is their “thank you” to all the schools and their coordinators who worked so hard in getting donors each every year. As tradition, there is a keynote speaker. The speaker is someone who has received many […]

Awards All Around for FBLA

July 2, 2013 by

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The Fleetwood Area High School has many clubs, but most do not attend competitions with each other–in fact, very few do. One of the clubs that gets the privilege to compete is FBLA. This school year, the FBLA participated in many competitions and, to no one’s surprise, won many places in numerous events. As a chapter, […]

Teens Swinging to Vine

July 1, 2013 by

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Social media is something that’s completely rocked the world of teenagers from nation to nation. MySpace, Facebook, and Twitter have revolutionized the way people use the Internet, but perhaps one of the most popular ways to connect has come about in the past few weeks. It’s also extremely simple. Vine is an app for iPhones […]

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