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Under home lights at last
To provide a turf field for multiple sports teams to practice and play games on, a new turf facility was recently completed in front of the high school. The baseball team had their first game on the turf on April 25.
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IVPL offers more activities than just reading
To provide items people will only need occasionally, the Indian Valley Public Library new Library of Things offers more options other than books to check out. The library also has a variety of clubs that people can participate in.
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Colossal Biosciences strides to bring back dire wolves
By attempting to bring back dire wolves, Colossal Biosciences hopes to push the limits of modern science. Colossal has made three dire wolves, two males and one female.
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SAVE Act hinders opportunities for many citizens
In order to prevent non-citizen voting in the U.S., the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE) requires more proof of citizenship in order to register to vote. However, the act has posed challenges for citizenship-bearing Americans.
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Indian Valley MS promotes Community Day volunteering
Giving students a chance to give back to the community, Indian Valley Middle School held Community Day on May 16.
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Young Authors Club creates space to develop craft
Giving members a place to be themselves, the Young Authors Club hopes to provide students with a cooperative and free space after school to work with each other. The club meets every Thursday after school.
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Red vs. White bridges gaps between art, athletics
With help from students in all grades, Student Council hosted a school-wide Red vs. White event. Activities included a pool night on May 19 and a gym night on May 22.
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International summer trips provide new cultural experiences
Giving students and teachers new opportunities to open up their perspectives to other cultures, summer trips to eastern and western Europe will begin as soon as June 18.
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Online AP ‘tests’ students’ patience
After preparing for Advanced Placement exams since August, students and teachers are split on the arrival of a new online testing era for AP. Many are discussing the implications of testing fully online.
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‘SAVE-ing’ time to honor past
Through a presentation and ceremonial tree planting at West Broad Elementary, SAVE officers, advisors and members commemorate the SAVE houses and educate the community about their impact over the past 20 years.
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‘Turning a new page’ for local authors
Creating a new space for authors in the community to connect and come face-to-face with potential customers, Skippack’s Local Author Book Fest showcased authors of many different genres and backgrounds.
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President Trump’s first 100 days in office creates changes
With President Donald Trump in office for his second term since January 20, many changes have occurred in just the first 100 days, including a record-breaking number of executive orders and stricter immigration policies. Trump’s 100th day in office was April 30.
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