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Belhaven Middle School students take lead in fixing up their play area
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Pete Davis, the Belhaven Middle School teacher for Industrial Technology, held a list created by the students of what their perfect playground would include: a tire swing, a seasaw, a soccer/football field, tether balls, basketball court and some tables and benches. Photo by Barbara Errickson
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Children played in the empty dirt lot they hope will become a playground at Belhaven Middle School in Linwood. Photo by Barbara Errickson
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Christine Napoli, 12, a sixth-grader at Belhaven Middle School in Linwood, worked on her concept for the new playground at the school. Photo by Barbara Errickson
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Belhaven Middle School sixth-graders Pat Taylor, 12, Max Rosenberg, 12, Madison Odnibene, 12, and Christine Napoli, 12, worked on their concepts for the new playground in the Industrial Technology classroom. Photo by Barbara Errickson
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Max Rosenberg, 12, and Madison Odnibene, 12, worked on their designs for the new playground at Belhaven Middle School. Photo by Barbara Errickson
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