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Kingston Historical Society to tour churches

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MMI students finalists in scholarship program

<p>Middle school students at St. Jude School will benefit from an anonymous donation of five Ozobots, valued at over $300. This new, creative robot helps students learn computer coding, develop physical science topics and increase sequential thinking and logical reasoning skills. Students, seated from left, are: Aubrey Ayre and Rachel Black. Standing: Julianna Powis, Jimmy Lavan and Anna Capaci.</p><style>
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St. Jude School receives Ozobots