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<p>Wyoming Seminary Lower School students recently participated in the school&#8217;s annual Holiday Gift Giving Community Service Project. About 220 students in grades 4 to 8 and school faculty and staff donated more than 220 gifts to Luzerne County Children and Youth Social Services, which distributes the gifts to needy children. Eighth-grade leaders of the school&#8217;s Blue and White teams are seen with Children and Youth staff and the collected gifts; first row: Jacob Ruderman, West Pittston, White Team leader; and Sophia Kruger, Shavertown, White Team leader. Second row, from left: Margaret Mihalick, Shavertown, Blue Team leader; Rhianna Lewis, Scranton, Blue Team leader; and Nicole Lahart, Children and Youth caseworker.</p><style>
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Wyoming Seminary students donate holiday gifts