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‘Fourth Grade Forest’ takes root: Sartell students turn $7K tree drive into lasting legacy
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‘Fourth Grade Forest’ takes root: Sartell students turn $7K tree drive into lasting legacy
SARTELL — More than 300 fourth-grade students from Riverview Intermediate School planted the first trees in the City of Sartell’s new “Fourth Grade Forest” on Friday, May 1, at Pinecone Central Park. Students, joined by family members, school staff and city volunteers, planted 12 trees — one for each fourth-grade class — marking the start of what organizers say will be a long-term community project, according to a district news release. The effo…
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