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Saturday, May 11, 2024

American Legion Post 18 presents awards to Wildwood Elementary students

American Legion Post 18 of Wildwood recently presented special awards to Wildwood Elementary School students who participated in a coloring contest.

Members of American Legion Post 18 and their Auxiliary Unit recently presented awards to Wildwood Elementary School students and their teachers for winning entries in the 2020 Halloween Safety Coloring Contest.
Wildwood Elementary School students receive awards for participating in the 2020 Halloween Safety Coloring Contest.

The group honored the students for their winning entries in the 2020 Halloween Safety Coloring Contest. Members from Post 18 and their Auxiliary Unit presented the prizes.

There were more than 30 winners and their teachers who each received a certificate of excellence, American flag and a big chocolate bar for their efforts and contributions.

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A big thank you for an unknown Good Samaritan!

A Village of Dunedin resident, in a Letter to the Editor, is grateful to an unknown Good Samaritan who has restored his faith in humanity.