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      Staples’ art classes showcase student work

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      Allie D’Angelo ’20
      January 5, 2020

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      Sherwood Island |10:35 a.m. |The Teen Awareness Gr Sherwood Island |10:35 a.m. |The Teen Awareness Group at Staples, otherwise known as TAG, participated in the Fairfield County Out of the Darkness Community Walk. Sunday’s event at Sherwood Island raised $1,300 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Photo by Toby Goldfarb ’23
      Downtown Westport |12:30 p.m.| Voting sign placed Downtown Westport |12:30 p.m.| Voting sign placed by the Saugatuck river by the Westport public library. Due to the election being right around the corner, this sign encourages and reminds Westport residents to vote. Photo by Valerie Dreyfuss ’22
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