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Mariner Selected to Represent at American Legion Auxiliary Girls State Program

By Shore News Network Staff Report / March 30, 2017

Lauren Murphy, a junior at High School North, has been selected to represent the Mariners in the Girls State Program sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. ALA Girls State is a unique and exciting government-in-action learning program in which American Legion Auxiliary members guide young women to become knowledgeable stewards of freedom, democracy and patriotic citizens. Pictured with Lauren is her American History teacher, Ms. Ashley Cranston.

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