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UPDATED: Skirmishes Over the Hamilton Ave School Field Continue after St Roch Feast

By: greenwichfreepress | August 18, 2022

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Requested Waiver for Permit for St Roch's Feast Procession Determined Unnecessary
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"Like a family" – GHS Econ Club Team Places 2nd in National Euro Challenge
"The group met several times a week and put in many hours of research, practice, revision and collaboration; they even learned macroeconomics in the process. Meanwhile, this team became as close as a family, which I'd argue is even better than making the finals of the Euro Challenge." - Ian Tiedemann, GHS Econ Club and Euro Challenge team advisor
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