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Girl Scouts earn highest honors

by | Jul 30, 2020 | Life & Style

Three young women from Mur­phy and one from Wylie have achieved an honor shared with just 6 percent of their fellow Girl Scouts.

Nitya Lohia, Juliet Schaefer and Janice Rotich of Murphy and Car­rie Dobbs of Wylie have earned the prestigious Gold Award. To earn this, a girl must be a registered Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador and spend at least 80 hours on a project to better a community.

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By Morgan Howard[email protected]

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