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Posted Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:00 pm

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Members of St. Agnes Junior Girl Scout Troop 828 completed their Bronze Award by planting a garden at the Rosa Lee Young Childhood Center. From left are Rosa Lee Young Director Jeannine Rey, Katie Quinn, Lauryn Johnson, Christina Marks, Maddie Hogan, Nicole Turner, Maeve Powers, Caroline Nelson, Jalee-Ann Velasquez, Maggie Fisk and Kate Britt.

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