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Peeking into the Past: Exeter’s Forest Castle Brewery built in 1872 for $30,000

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The following Holy Rosary School students have been named to the third quarter honor roll for the 2014-2015 academic year.HIGH HONORSAverages of 93 or above in all major subjectsEIGHTH GRADEGrace Berlew, Kevin Bradigan, Lauren Cawley, Angelina Falcone, Kalley Kovaleski, Sarah Liskowicz, Peyton McNulty, Michael Mucciolo, Xavier Parrick, Kiearra Saldi, Rylee Shay and Charles Vermac.SEVENTH GRADEEric Dixon, Evan Gedrich, Mary Elizabeth Kishbaugh, James Marsh, Mark Ranieli, Zachary Sulima, and Amanda Yanul.SIXTH GRADEGrace Giordina, Abigail Lentowski, Abigail Sankus, Andrew Skutack, and Kendall Tigue.HONORSAverages of 85 or above in all major subjectsEIGHTH GRADEJordan Cicon, Larry Corridoni, Hannah Ferenchick, Taylor Hembury, Christina Heppding, Abigail Klink, Colton Mackell, Emily Miller, Tyler Mozeleski, Michael Skutack, Joe Stella, and Maggie Stuccio.SEVENTH GRADELana Baron, Margaret Breznay, Louis Galli, Julia LaClair, Lauren Mazzarella, Sarah Mies, Katie Nealon, and Belle Vermac.SIXTH GRADEWilliam Aldrich, Patrick Bennie, Marilyn Butler, Julia Burgess, Carmen Cox, Chase Duffy, Morgan Gromelski, Matthew Johnson, Thomas Lee, Carmen Marranca, Vanessa Pinto, Maxwell Rosen, and Lola Terrana.Muffins with Mom&#8220;Muffins with Mom&#8221; will be held from 7:30 to 8 a.m. on on Monday, May 11. Send in forms by Monday, April 27.Half day There will be a half day of school on Wednesday, April 29, with school dismissing at 11 a.m.. Bus service is provided as usual.Race Day The annual Race for Education will be held on Friday, May 8. Review the &#8220;Kick-off Packet&#8221; that was sent. Participation is essential to the success of this fun and beneficial program that provides an excellent opportunity to reduce tuition for the 2015 &#8211; 2016 school year while fundraising for our school.Attention local business ownersHelp put your state tax dollars to use in the Diocesan Catholic Schools! PA businesses can receive a 75% tax credit for a 1-year commitment, a 90% tax credit for a 2 -ear commitment at the K-12 level and a 100% tax credit at the Pre-K level. Information and applications can be found on the DCED website: www.newpa.com/EITC or www.newpa.com/OSTC. Thank you for your consideration of this extremely important program that helps make Catholic Education more affordable for everyone.

Holy Rosary School students named to Honor Roll