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Sweet Valley Scouts win first place at Two Mountains District Polar Bear

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<p>The Kingston Lions Club honored local winners of the Lions International Peace Poster Contest at their monthly meeting. The theme of this year&#8217;s contest was &#8220;Kindness Matters&#8221; with the intent of having young people stop and think about what is really important in today&#8217;s society. All winners are students at the Wyoming Valley Montessori School. Lukas Runde&#8217;s poster won first place and went on to finish second in District competition. From left, first row are Brendan Granahan, West Wyoming; Neno Capozucco, Nanticoke; Mateo Runde, Dallas; Lukas Runde, first-place winner, Dallas; Elizabeth Mantush, second-place winner, Hanover Township; and Elliana Peterson, Dallas. Second row, Dennis Puhalla, Head of School; Mary Ann Lepa, Lions Club president; and Diane Mizenko, contest chairperson.</p><style>
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Wyoming Valley Montessori students honored by Kingston Lions Club