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What I love about Williston Dear Williston, There are so many things I love about you. Here are eight reasons why Williston is amazing! One: There are so many trees and wildlife. Two: Williston has great views. At the top of Five Tree Hill there is a beautiful view of the whole town. Three: The skate park turns into an ice skating rink in the winter. Four: There are so many kind and helpful people in this town, like Randy the snow plow driver, Officer Cohen the police of-
ficer, Duke the police dog and so many more people. Five: Williston has great things to do, like mountain biking at Catamount or swimming at Lake Iroquois. Six: Williston is a great environment for everyone. The air is clean. Seven: There is a big community library for everyone. Eight: In Williston no one is left out. Everyone is friends with everyone and everyone accepts differences. Lila Tesini Grade 4
Mini libraries are coming to Williston Fifth-graders bring book lending opportunities to area neighborhoods
We have been working on a special project for roughly eight months, and we are finally almost finished. Our project is called Little Libraries, and we are working on them for our Swift Sustainability Action Project. Our mini libraries will be going in all over Williston for people to enjoy! Mini libraries are, well, mini libraries. You’ll have the option to take a book, leave a book, or even write your own. If you are interested in writing your own book,
you can write one at home, and put it in the library for people to read and enjoy. We are planning on putting them in places all over Williston, including Allen Brook, Rossignol Park and Brennan Woods. Our group members are Clay Nicholson, Sunshine Haines, Jaden Jiang, Zach Pratt, Myrah Ngu and Lainey Campbell. We all work on different parts of the project and the different tasks to get done. Be on the lookout for our libraries, and we hope you enjoy them. Elaine Campbell Grade 5
Springtime in Williston My name is Ellie Porter. I am in 7th grade. My favorite thing to do during the spring in Williston is to take photos of the gorgeous flowers and trees in bloom. I also really love taking photos of the sunsets in the field that is located in my neighborhood. Here are some of my favorite photos that I took this spring. This is my puppy Dobby, above, in the field. In the middle is a sunset in the field of my neighborhood. At the bottom are the flowers in bloom at my neighbor’s house. PHOTOS BY ELLIE PORTER, GRADE 7
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