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Afton looking to conserve more land

Afton Planning Commission discussed conservation easements and how the city wants to approach them during its May 6 meeting.

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Nothing to ‘wine’ about

Afton Planning Commission discussed the issue, specifically farm wineries and vineyards, during its May 6 meeting.

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Afton’s septic plan draws fire

Afton City Council held a public hearing May 6 over its proposed facility plan, which details the city’s proposed communal subsurface wastewater treatment system.

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WHS 2013 cabaret opens May 21

Woodbury High School's 2013 cabaret, “What’s Love Got to do With it,” will run May 21-23 at the school.

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"What's Love Got to do With it"

Student’s sculpture hatches high honors

Woodbury High School senior receives Silver Medal in National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.

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Wanted: Female brain cells

Woodbury High School hosted a panel of women at different stages in their engineering careers April 24.

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Engineering

LMS parent helps paint life-sized periodic table

At the beginning of this school year, Lake Middle School science teacher Logan Carstensen thought the back wall of his classroom could use a little something extra, so he approached parents about painting the periodic table of elements on it.

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Student’s prose proves elite

Woodbury High School senior Yemi Ajagbe competed in the National Poetry Out Loud competition April 29-30 in Washington D.C., where she advanced to the top nine finalists. She received a $1,000 scholarship and WHS received $500 to go toward the purchase of poetry books.

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