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Monthly poetry contest encourages children to explore their creative voices

March 19th, 2019
by Mariah Hicks "Poetry: Crackin’ & Poppin’ at The Peanut Shoppe" is a monthly poetry contest that gives children a chance to exercise their creative voices and get their work showcased. The contest... Read More...

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