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Courier Chat: Science Students Raise and Release Trout

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By Owen Stover, Reporter
April 3, 2024
Courier Chat: Science Students Raise and Release Trout

Reporter Owen Stover chats with environmental science teacher Kerri Younkin about the raise and release project with trout.

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