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Small relay for big cause

Staff photo by DARWIN WEIGEL Calvert Middle School held a miniature Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society on Friday. Students walked around the parking lot, played games and were awarded prizes donated by school staff for raising money for the upcoming Relay for Life.

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$Staff photo by DARWIN WEIGEL Calvert Middle School sixth grader Dillon Burke, 12, kept a Hula-Hoop going for 53 minutes Friday at the school\'s miniature Relay for Life. Students walked around the parking lot, played games and were awarded prizes donated by school staff for raising money for the upcoming Relay for Life.$

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Calvert Middle School held a miniature Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society on Friday. Students walked around the parking lot, played games and were awarded prizes donated by school staff for raising money for the upcoming Relay for Life.