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Fun at the Fire and Ice Dance

Gabby Gutshall, Reporter • March 3, 2025
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Lights out! The lights are turned off and the DJ starts to blast music. Eighth grader Aubrie Mclellan says, "The music was really good. It was fire!"
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Stringed along. Shown here is an on stage shot of the equipment for the String Spectacular. Though the music was played on the same stage, different age groups varied in how they played. Eighth grade violin player Riley Miller said, "The higher the grade is, the more we play eighth notes and sixteenth notes, so it gets faster and faster."
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Eighth grade students went to the library to do a project about what was in Lincoln's Pockets. They got the photos you see in this gallery and had to guess what they thought the items were.
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Skillfully helpful. Shown here is the Greater Altoona Career and Technology Center. This school lets kids in high school come over for half a day to learn skills that can let them come out of school and join the work force, or continue on to post-secondary school. baking and pastry arts instructor, Chef Pamela Kenawell, said, "CTCs are beneficial to students because it gives them hands-on learning and a step ahead for their futures in the trades."
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Gabby Gutshall
Gabby Gutshall, Reporter
I’m not exactly sure what to put here, but my name is Gabby and I am a reporter for Livewire. I’m so excited to be able to interview people. I like to ice skate, cook and hang out with my friends in my free time.