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Home›News›De Pere›Grant helps bring fresh lettuce to De Pere schools

Grant helps bring fresh lettuce to De Pere schools

By The Press
April 7, 2021
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The De Pere school district is able to grow 3,400 lettuce plants a year, thanks an education grant. Submitted Photo
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