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Artesia Downtown Lions Club Names October Jr. Lions

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The Artesia Downtown Lions Club recognized Mylz Aguirre, Mya Wilbanks, Lily Morgan and Jace Miles as its October Jr. Lions. The students demonstrate leadership through school organizations, clubs and community activities, while pursuing diverse interests including history, business, health sciences and mathematics. Each plans to attend college, with goals ranging from family medicine and biochemistry to business administration. The post Artesia Downtown Lions Club Names October Jr. Lions appeared first on Artesia Daily Press.

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