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Kellogg Elks Lodge #1841 Supports Local Students Through Education and Awareness

Oct 31 2025
Carrie Bonavita
Members of the Kellogg Elks Lodge #1841 recently continued their commitment to youth education and well-being by participating in two national initiatives that benefit local students, The Dictionary Project and National Red...
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Lions Steve Hall, Rob Ginder, Craig Cooley, and Dr. Kathleen Busby pass out dictionaries. (Photo provided by Westfield Lions Club)

Westfield Lions wrap up yet another Dictionary Project to Third Graders

Oct 30 2025
Carrie Bonavita
The Westfield Lions Club recently completed its annual Dictionary Project, ensuring that every third grader in the Westfield school system received a personal Webster dictionary. On October 17, club members visited Maple...
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Kiwanis Club of Lake Norman Donates Dictionaries to Local Students

Oct 30 2025
Carrie Bonavita
The Kiwanis Club of Lake Norman in North Carolina recently donated 400 Student Dictionaries to rising third graders at three local elementary schools. This generous contribution is part of the club’s ongoing...
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Lake Oswego Rotary Club Brings the Gift of Words to Local Third Graders with Handing Out Dictionaries

Oct 30 2025
Carrie Bonavita
The Lake Oswego Rotary Club is continuing its long-standing tradition of sharing the joy of learning with local students at River Grove Elementary School. (Courtesy photos: Sue Linnerooth) by donating dictionaries to...
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Catalina Mountain Elk Lodge #2815 Continues Longstanding Dictionary Tradition

Oct 30 2025
Carrie Bonavita
For more than 20 years, the Catalina Mountain Elk Lodge #2815 has proudly participated in The Dictionary Project, helping to promote literacy and learning among local students. This year, their members distributed...
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Cranberry Township Sunrise Rotary Club marks a special milestone—nearly 10,000 dictionaries distributed

Oct 29 2025
Carrie Bonavita
Since 2008, the Cranberry Sunrise Rotary Club has proudly participated in The Dictionary Project, providing A Student’s Dictionary to third-grade students at Seneca Valley and Saint Kilian schools. This year’s presentation marks...
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