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Amelia Meyer Lights Up Edgerton With Eagle Scout Project

By Newspaper StaffAugust 31, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT … Neal Imm (Committee Chair), Sandy Wood (Scoutmaster), Joyce Gendron (Library Staff), Amelia Magner, and Amy Magner (Scout Leader).

LIGHT THE WAY … One of the newly lit walkways around the library showcases the work done by Troop 29-G.

TROOP 29-G AT WORK … (Left to Right) A’laya Reed, Karlee Collins, Keira Anderson, and Amelia Magner.

By: Brenna White
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