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Winter holiday vacation reading challenge results

The numbers are in for the winter holiday vacation reading challenge for elementary and middle school students. A total of 401 readers submitted their logs. Students in preschool through grade 5 spent 1,158 hours reading, while students in grades 6-8 read 170 books. 

Congratulations to the winners of the T-BONES and Cactus Jack's gift certificates raffle. They qualified to win just for turning in their completed reading records!

Thank you to our friends at the Manchester City Library, the local businesses that donated prizes to our readers, all of the students who participated this first time out, and their families and teachers for encouraging them. Watch for details on next year's program in the fall!

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