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‘Outstanding’ students honored by No Place for Hate Committee

by Jon Plate 07/18/202507/18/2025

The Plymouth No Place for Hate Committee presented its eighth annual Outstanding Citizenship Award to two Plymouth high school students at the July 8 Select Board Meeting.  The purpose of this award is to recognize students who have shown a commitment to social justice by challenging discrimination or bigotry through his/her actions, and/or who actively […]

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‘No Place for Hate’ citizenship award winners champion social justice

by Jon Plate 07/12/202407/12/2024

The Plymouth No Place for Hate Committee, a committee of the Town of Plymouth, presented its seventh annual Outstanding Citizenship Award to two Plymouth High School students at the July 9 Select Board Meeting. The purpose of this award is to recognize a student who has shown a commitment to social justice by challenging discrimination […]

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