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Friday, January 10, 2014 • Bainbridge Island Review
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Teacher Julia Graves’ students at Opstad Elementary work with their buddies from Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School on blankets for kids in need as part of a cooperative project between the two classes.
Students in Julia Graves’s secondgrade class at Opstad Elementary gathered with Cliff Lemieux’s fifthgraders from Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School to develop a connection, and this season the classes made blankets for others in need. The Ordway PTO funded the materials. The students worked together, and made a list of about 20 groups. After talking about each one, the students each had four stickers and they could place them where they wanted. The top three were chosen: PSKS (Peace for the streets, kids from
the streets), Foster Care of Kitsap County and Seattle Children’s Hospital. Each pair of students decorated tags to go with their wrapped blanket. The blankets were then delivered over winter break to the recipients. Graves said the project was just the beginning and the two classes hope to have several other opportunities to bring the students together.
BHS grad earns dean’s list honors Cody Rosenbaum, a graduate of Bainbridge High School, has been put on the president’s list for fall quarter at Olympic College in Bremerton. Rosenbaum is seeking
New arrivals First baby of 2014: Kavi Cedar Ostrom Maia and Erik Ostrom are celebrating the birth of their first child and Bainbridge Island’s first baby of the new year. Baby boy Kavi Cedar Ostrom was born at 5:04 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3. He weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces. The Ostroms began labor with an athome birth under the guidance of Louisa Wales of Gumnut Blossom Midwifery. About three quarters into labor they then transferred to Harrison Medical
an associate’s degree in welding.
BHS student wins compassion award Charles Fordyce was honored with a Compassionate Action Award from Bainbridge Youth Services for his volunteer work at Hyla Middle School. Charles, 15, is a freshman at Bainbridge High School. He is the son of Charles and Rain Fordyce of Bainbridge Island. Bainbridge Youth Services presented 100 local youths with Compassionate Action Awards to recognize their good deeds during a ceremony Sunday, Nov. 24 at Bethany Lutheran Church.
Center in Silverdale. Kavi and his parents reside in the Rolling Bay area on their small family farm, Secret Spring Farm. Maia and Erik Ostrom moved to Bainbridge Kavi Cedar Ostrom with Island two parents Erik and Maia. years ago to continue the farm, which has been in the family since 1918.
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Students make blankets for kids
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