High school seniors make an effort to celebrate college acceptances

Rebecca Kanfer ’21, Outreach manager|December 22, 2020

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Photo by Rebecca Kanfer '21

Party Harty in Westport allows for ample options of balloon colors and designs while maintaining a COVID-safe environment for its customers.

High school seniors celebrate college acceptances in a COVID-friendly way

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