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Keeping Up With The Clubs EP1: Fashion Club

Grace Hilton, Staff Reporter | October 5, 2023
For this episode, staff reporter Grace Hilton shows their experience at the fashion club’s up-cycling workshop on Friday, September 29.
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Grace Hilton
Grace Hilton, Staff Reporter
Grace Hilton is a senior at Hagerty High School and this is her second year on staff. Grace has been doing journalism for all four years of high school and has interests in political and opinion writing, as well as video reporting.
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