Students from Port Townsend’s Grant Street Elementary School submitted the following “greeting cards” at The Leader’s request. Their names are spelled as written by the young artists. Enjoy …
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Students from Port Townsend’s Grant Street Elementary School submitted the following “greeting cards” at The Leader’s request. Their names are spelled as written by the young artists. Enjoy their art, although you probably can’t enjoy it nearly as much as the students are relishing their holiday break from school. Next year, expect to see more such “greeting cards” from schoolchildren in East Jefferson County.
