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Eastern Adams County's Only Independent Voice Since 1887
ESSAY EXCELLENCE. Washtucna sixth grade students show off their awards that they won for essays about non-point source pollution. The Washtucna trio swept the over-all awards: Nia Calaway won second place, Amy Ramos received the first place award and Jazzmyn Gordan won third place. –Journal photo by Katelin Davidson
During the Adams County Conservation District Wheat Growers meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 31, nine students received awards for their soil essays. The sixth grade students from Lind, Ritzville and Washtucna all entered essays into the competition.
The students wrote essays about non-point source pollution, the dangers and how it can be prevented. The top three essays from each school won awards, and then three essays won the over-all competition awards.
Laurel Hayes won first place for the Lind sixth grade class. Her classmates, Jack Anderson and Emily Rosen, won second and third place for the clas...
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