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Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Michael Miller and Amber Sargent took their children Felicity Miller, 6, and Mikayla Miller, 9 (not pictured) out of Long Lake Elementary School and painted protest messages on their van after Michael Miller and Sargent were charged with disturbing the peace at the school.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Michael Miller and Amber Sargent took their children Felicity Miller, 6, and Mikayla Miller, 9 (not pictured) out of Long Lake Elementary School and painted protest messages on their van after Michael Miller and Sargent were charged with disturbing the peace at the school.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Dennis Kendall (cq) and dance therapist Kat Brown (cq) have fun with their reflections in a mirror while James Wittkop (cq) watches during Thursday's ACT - Grand Traverse "Revibing (cq) the Arts Festival at the Dennos Museum Center. The two-day festival offers workshops in dance visual art, drama and music to over 200 general education students and students with disabilities from seven schools in the Traverse City Area Public Schools and Traverse Bay Area Intermediate School District. The mission of ACT (Artists Creating Together) - Grand Traverse is to bring the arts and cultural programs to those with disabilities.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Monica Jarvis (cq) helps Jacob Kort (cq) with an art project in the mixed media workshop of Thursday's ACT - Grand Traverse "Revibing (cq) the Arts Festival at the Dennos Museum Center. The two-day festival offers workshops in dance visual art, drama and music to over 200 general education students and students with disabilities from seven schools in the Traverse City Area Public Schools and Traverse Bay Area Intermediate School District. The mission of ACT (Artists Creating Together) - Grand Traverse is to bring the arts and cultural programs to those with disabilities.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Eastern Elementary School third grader Will Phillips (cq) presents World War II veteran Theodore MacTavish (cq) an appreciation packae during Thursday's Veteran's Appreciation Ceremony in the school gym. Students interviewed 19 local veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, respectively, for a video presentation during the ceremony, and read letters and presented each veteran with an appreciation package and DVD of their interview.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Eastern Elementary School third graders say the Pledge of Allegience during Thursday's Veteran's Appreciation Ceremony in the school gym. Students interviewed 19 local veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, respectively, for a video presentation during the ceremony, and read letters and presented each veteran with an appreciation package and DVD of their interview.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Eastern Elementary School third grader Will Phillips (cq) presents World War II veteran Theodore MacTavish (cq) an appreciation packae during Thursday's Veteran's Appreciation Ceremony in the school gym. Students interviewed 19 local veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, respectively, for a video presentation during the ceremony, and read letters and presented each veteran with an appreciation package and DVD of their interview.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Eastern Elementary School third graders say the Pledge of Allegience during Thursday's Veteran's Appreciation Ceremony in the school gym. Students interviewed 19 local veterans who served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, respectively, for a video presentation during the ceremony, and read letters and presented each veteran with an appreciation package and DVD of their interview.
Record-Eagle/Keith King Sarah Bean, United States Army veteran and Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) student, does homework Thursday, March 7, 2013 at the Mark and Helen Osterlin Library at the NMC main campus in Traverse City.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
Michael Miller and Amber Sargent took their children Felicity Miller, 6, and Mikayla Miller, 9 (not pictured) out of Long Lake Elementary School and painted protest messages on their van after Michael Miller and Sargent were charged with disturbing the peace at the school.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Michael Miller and Amber Sargent took their children Felicity Miller, 6, and Mikayla Miller, 9 (not pictured) out of Long Lake Elementary School and painted protest messages on their van after Michael Miller and Sargent were charged with disturbing the peace at the school.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
Michael Miller and Amber Sargent took their children Felicity Miller, 6, and Mikayla Miller, 9 (not pictured) out of Long Lake Elementary School and painted protest messages on their van after Michael Miller and Sargent were charged with disturbing the peace at the school.
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