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Local residents participate in student leadership project

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Hanover Twp. Fire Department hosts presentation at Hanover Green Elementary School

<p>The Dallas Middle School held a &#8220;Pink Out Day&#8221; for breast cancer awareness. Students and staff wore various shades of pink; however, for many of the students, pink is more than just a color. It represents a sign of hope and a battle cancer patients have to fight. Dallas Middle School Student Council decided to raise money to support Candy&#8217;s Place. Candy&#8217;s Place is a non-profit organization that provides support and services for all cancer patients and their loved ones in a loving and safe environment. Dallas Middle School Student Council officers are, front row, Logan Tomkins. From left, second row, Megan Ostrowski, Jordan Thomas, Reagan Halback, Sadie Grochal. Third row, Jordan Kelley, Isaiah Stull, Floyd Sutton, Selina Chen, Brian Nguyen and Dominic Nelson.</p><style>
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Dallas Middle School students hold ‘Pink Out Day’