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Rugged & Real and off to school

August 21, 2019 · by Admin2017 · 0

The M.D of Lesser Slave River awarded its $1,000 Rugged & Real Scholarship to three students this year. They were the successful ones out of eight applicants. Pictured left to right are Zoey Pearson, Michael Vance and Dorica Walsh.

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