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ST. ALBANS CITY — The St. Albans Rotary Club’s 6th annual Lucky Duck event went off without a hitch Saturday, Sept. 6 despite the light rain. Community spirit brightened the day, making it a success.
Led by the beloved mascot “Lucky,” the event kicked off with a lively parade through Taylor Park. The atmosphere was one of celebration as community members, Rotarians, families and friends gathered to cheer on the ducks and enjoy a day filled with fun, fundraising and fellowship.
ST. ALBANS CITY — Students at St. Albans City School took part in "I Love to Read" Week this past week to celebrate the joy of reading.
On Monday, students "dropped everything and read," while on Tuesday they designed their own bookmarks. On Wednesday, students gathered together in small groups for "buddy reading." Book characters wandered the halls on Thursday as teachers and students were encouraged to dress up like their favorites.
ST. ALBANS — The 31st Rotary Home and Recreation Expo was attended by over 5,000 this past weekend.
The number of people rolling through the doors at Collins Perley set a new record and is believed to be the first time the show hit 5,000 attendees.
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ST. ALBANS — Carl Rosenquist and Bridget and Valdemar Garibay are St. Albans’ 2024 Citizens of the Year.
Honored Tuesday by the St. Albans Rotary Club, the three were selected for their extraordinary community service. Rotarians and community members alike filled the Greg Brown Lodge to congratulate the honorees and speak to their character.