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Lions Club contributes to literacy with donations

Arts And Culture24 December 2021

The Haliburton and District Lions Club is bringing the Blue Spruce Award Reading Program to Stuart Baker Elementary School and Cardiff Elementary School. This reading program is part of the Forest of Reading Program, which…

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