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BarbaraScull, who has been a librarian at the Middletown Public Library for 25 years, will retire at the end of March.

“Barbara is our cataloger, our trainer, and our historian. She has been here for so long that she is the mortar holding the building in place. She is going to be difficult to replace,” said John Grayshaw, library director.

Scull grew up in Fairfax County, Va. Her parents were avid readers, and her father owned a printing business, beside which he built an addition to the town’s library.

Scull graduated from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., with a degree in psychology and then attended Millersville University to obtain a master’s degree in special education. She worked in the special education field for 20 years before returning to school and earning a master’s degree in library science from Rutgers University.

When Scull first received her library degree, she thought she’d become a reference librarian. She was hired by the Middletown Public Library in September of 1997.

“I had no idea how long I’d stay,” she said with a laugh.

“At the time, I just needed a full-time job. But I just wore so many hats that it never got boring, so I stayed and then I stayed some more.”

Scull talked about some of her favorite responsibilities. “I really like collection development - taking chances on new See

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Waters named National Merit finalist

Lower Dauphin High School senior Tobias Waters was recently named a National Merit finalist, bringing him one step closer to consideration for a National Merit Scholarship.

Toby is the son of Pam and David Waters. He is a fouryear member of the boys’ volleyball team and a three-year member of the French National Honor Society, the quiz bowl team and Student Council. He is a two-year member of the Science National Honor

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Society, Math Honor Society, History Honor Society and Computer Science Honor Society, in which he serves as treasurer. Toby is a member of the chess club and Mini-THON, competing in the Mister MiniTHON pageant this year. He also plays club volleyball and participates in academic events, including Rubik’s Cube competitions.

In September, he was named a semifinalist in the National Merit program. Also earning recognition at that

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authors and helping patrons find new books,” she said. “And I enjoy training staff and volunteers. The educator part of me is still there.” Scull noted that she has also enjoyed getting to know many people in Middletown. “Over the years I’ve come in contact with so many great patrons, staff, and volunteers - the list goes on and on,” she said.

The library was very different 25 years ago, Scull noted, adding that the internet has

been the biggest change. “When I was first here, all the students had to come in to get their information for school projects from books,” she said. “We used to get reference questions to settle bar bets. We were the internet before the internet.”

As one might expect, Scull’s hobbies include reading, especially biographies, mysteries, and off-beat books. “I like to read beyond the bestsellers,” Scull said. She added that she will miss her commute to work because she loves listening to audiobooks in the car. “I still have a CD player,” she noted.

Scull also enjoys playing the guitar and singing in her folk music group, Stone Soup, and she’s looking forward to having more time to putter in her yard. She’s a cat person and has always had one or two. She currently has one cat named Hobbes. “Hobbes will love having my undivided attention,” she said.

Scull said she is also excited about retiring because it

time were Lower Dauphin seniors Shannon Angerer, Audrey Meyers, Abigail Nissley and Abrianna Nissley, who are among the 34,000 students nationwide honored as Commended Students.

Semifinalists had to fulfill several requirements to advance to the finalist level of the competition. Finalists who are selected to win a National Merit Scholarship will earn the Merit Scholar title; these announcements will be made between April and July.

means she will be able to travel more. “I’m going to Nova Scotia and Cape Breton in June,” she noted. “I travel with my sister, and we have great fun planning out our trips. The balloon festival in New Mexico is on my bucket list.” Scull said she wants to primarily travel to more places in the U.S. and Canada.

Scull said that, although she is sad to leave, she believes the library in good hands and will continue to meet the community’s needs for many years to come.

“Even as more people get electronic books, there will always still be a need for physical books as well,” she said.

Scull has lived in Lititz since 1974, but she noted that Middletown feels like a second home. “I feel like a part of Middletown. I feel invested when I do the history or genealogy research. It’s my adopted town,” she explained. And she plans to continue to research the history of the Middletown Public Library during her retirement. She noted, “I want to keep that connection alive.”

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Bluegrass jam event planned

Governor Dick Environmental Center, 3283 Pinch Road, Mount Gretna, will host a Music by the Fireplace bluegrass jam on Sunday, April 2, from 1 to 4 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring stringed instruments.

The program is free and open to the public. Preregistration is required by contacting 717-964-3808 or governordick@hotmail.com and providing a name and phone number in case the program is canceled.

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Event raises funds for American Heart Association

The American Heart Association welcomed close to 250 supporters to the Capital Region Heart Ball on Feb. 4 at the Hershey Lodge. The campaign, led by chair Jim Hoehn, regional president for PNC Bank in central Pennsylvania, raised more than $335,000 for the American Heart Association.

Tom Russell of CBS21 News hosted the dinner program, which recognized event sponsors and volunteers for their contributions to the American Heart Association and its work in the community.

One volunteer receiving special recognition was Christian C. Merritt III, vice president and investment and trust services regional manager at F&M Trust, who won the 2022 South Central PA Leaders of Impact campaign. Merritt raised $36,388 for the American Heart Association during the campaign period from Sept. 29 through Nov. 15, 2022. He ranked first among all Leaders of Impact nominees in Pennsylvania and 11th in the country. Merritt noted that he became involved to honor family members who have had cardiac events.

In addition to silent and live auctions, guests supported the cause through the Open Your Heart appeal led by open heart surgery survivor Kara Clouser of New Bloomfield. Clouser was preparing for the birth of

her second daughter when she ended up in the hospital fighting an infection that would eventually go septic and spread to her heart. Due to the advanced surgical procedures available locally, Clouser was able to avoid a highly invasive valve replacement procedure and opt for a valve repair surgery, which would likely produce longer lasting results and have a shorter recovery time. The surgery was a success and Clouser was able to get back on her feet within a few weeks of her surgery to run her photography business and finally hold her infant daughter for the first time.

Clouser’s surgeon, Dr. Mubashir Mumtaz from UPMC, was unable to attend the Heart Ball in person but sent a letter that was read by UPMC in Central PA president Lou Baverso.

The dollars raised by the Capital Region Heart Ball fund the mission of the American Heart Association to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives while working toward the association’s 2024 Health Equity Impact Goal of reducing barriers to health care access and quality.

Photos and event highlights can be found by searching for @AHAPennsylvania on Facebook, and more information is available at http://capital regionpaheartball.heart.org.

For more information about supporting the 2024 Capital Region Heart Ball campaign, which will be chaired by Baverso and celebrate the American Heart Association’s 100th anniversary, contact Kristie Davis at kristie.davis@heart.org or 717-730-1743.

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Supporters gathered at the Hershey Lodge to raise funds for the American Heart Association.

Christian C. Merritt III spoke about his participation in the South Central PA Leaders of Impact campaign.

Kara Clouser shared her story.

OSJL celebrates Elizabethtown store’s grand opening

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(OSJL), a discount retail chain with stores across the Northeast, recently announced the opening of its 151st store in Elizabethtown in the former Kmart space in Market Street Square, located at 1605 S. Market St. The Elizabethtown store is OSJL’s eighth location in Pennsylvania and the second in Lancaster County. OSJL opened another new store in March in Shillington in a former Kmart space at 4000 Shillington Plaza.

OSJL’s Elizabethtown store occupies roughly 55,000 square feet of the nearly 95,000-square-foot space, which has been vacant since 2019, offering customers a new shopping experience, restoring vibrancy to the previously vacant retail location and creating new jobs in the community.

OSJL hosted a grand opening celebration and ribboncutting ceremony on March 11 at its new Elizabethtown store, with representatives from the brand, local dignitaries and officials and other VIPs in attendance, including Denise Grove, executive director, Elizabethtown Area Chamber of Commerce; Marc Hershey, council president; Phil Clark, council vice president; council members Lanty Moss and Jay Hynicker; state Rep. Tom Jones; Dave Middleton, Elizabethtown store team leader; Elizabethtown Mayor Chuck Mummert; Paul Cox, OSJL director of store operations; and Vincent Ricci, OSJL store team leader.

Visitors enjoyed food trucks, free activities and giveaways.

Shoppers throughout New England, New York, New Jer-

sey and Pennsylvania may know OSJL for its Crazy Deals, Insider Club, and wide range of merchandise, including household goods; apparel; pet supplies; seasonal products such as lawn and garden essentials; patio, pool and beach supplies; heating and

Students win regional awards

Four Lower Dauphin High School students won regional competition titles at the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association’s competition at York College. They are Syler Campbell, sports writing; Carly Stephens, news writing; Jaime Gallick, editorial writing; and Bridget Lawn, broadcast writing. The students will advance to Penn State University for the state competition in March.

For this award, the magazine had to adhere to standards in many categories of journalism. The magazine was judged nationally and competed against others throughout the country.

cooling appliances; kitchen pantry staples; and gourmet and international specialty foods.

Store hours are currently 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. For more information, call 717423-4973 or visit www .oceanstatejoblot.com.

Women’s Connection slates luncheon

Hershey Area Women’s Connection will meet on Wednesday, April 12, from noon to 2 p.m. for a luncheon featuring the theme “April Showers Bring May Flowers.”

The event will be held at Hershey Italian Lodge, 128 Hillcrest Road, Hershey.

The luncheon will feature a presentation titled “Spring Planting and New Flower Varieties” by Dennis Burd of Hummelstown, horticulturist and

former owner of Country Market Nursery. Addie Bierly from Niagara Falls, N.Y., will share her love of painting while speaking on the topic “Journeys Through a Lifetime.”

The luncheon is open to women, and the cost is allinclusive. For reservations, contact Fae at 814-571-0054 or faefunston@gmail.com or Verna at 717-838-0707. The deadline for reservations is Thursday, April 6.

Pollinator garden program set

The Hershey Horticulture Society will offer a presentation, “Developing a Pollinator

Garden” by Heather Andrews, on Monday, April 3, at 1 p.m. at Brownstone Lodge, 215 W. Governor Road, Hershey. The program is sponsored by the Bowman Trust.

For more information about the Hershey Horticulture Society, visit www .hersheyhorticulture.com.

In addition, the 2022 fall edition of the school magazine, “The Falcon Flash,” won a second-place award through the American Scholastic Press Association.

The team members of “The Falcon Flash” include Ethan Kurtz, editor-in-chief; Daphne Linn, feature editor and staff photographer; Carly Stephens, news editor; Sage McKeever, staff photographer; and contributors Evan Wagner, Jaime Gallick, Hannah Richmond, Tavian Boone, Syler Campbell, Alfredo Oguin-Benitez, Astin Lehman, and Bennett Davis.

“Visions of Monte Carlo” event announced

Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania (VROCP) will present its 23rd Visions of Monte Carlo (VMC) fundraising event on Friday, April 21. The festivities will take place at the Sheraton Harrisburg/Hershey, 4650 Lindle Road, Harrisburg, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.

The organization’s signature event will be a smartcasual celebration of fun,

friendship, and support for the VROCP mission to support individuals who are blind and visually impaired. The experience will include silent and live auctions, a plated meal, dancing to live music, games, and more. For tickets and details, visit www.vrocp.org or call 717-238-2531. The deadline for reservations is Friday, April 7.

Veterans’ program earns top rating

The Veterans Affairs’ (VA) National Cemetery Administration (NCA), which provides veterans and their families with burial benefits and memorial services, led all organizations, public or private, in the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) for 2022. NCA received a score of 97, the highest score ever achieved by any organization rated by the ACSI.

NCA’s score for 2022 is based on ACSI’s surveys of veterans and their families. This is the seventh consecutive time NCA has ranked first overall in customer satisfaction.

NCA provides burial and memorial benefits to eligible veterans, their spouses, and their dependents - at no cost to the family. This includes a gravesite in any of VA’s national cemeteries

with available space; opening and closing of the grave; perpetual care; a government headstone, marker, or medallion; a burial flag; and a Presidential Memorial Certificate. Some veterans may also be eligible for burial allowances.

Additionally, NCA manages the Veterans Legacy Memorial (VLM) the nation’s first digital platform dedicated to the memory of more than 4.5 million veterans interred in VA’s national cemeteries and VA-funded state, territorial, and tribal veterans cemeteries. VLM allows family, friends, and others to preserve their veteran’s legacy by posting tributes, uploading images, and sharing their veteran’s achievements, biographical information, and historical documents.

Ocean State Job Lot associates and local dignitaries took part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

LDMS performs “Shrek The Musical Jr.”

Lower Dauphin Middle School (LDMS) presented “Shrek The Musical Jr.” in February in the school’s multipurpose room to packed houses.

The show tells the familiar story of an ogre, his donkey sidekick and a princess. It was an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, according to Matt Dickinson, music

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The named cast included Georgia Hineman, Storyteller 1; McKenna Vandernick, Storyteller 2; Lily Kratz, Storyteller 3; Abigail Foerster, Mama Ogre; Noah Hoppes, Papa Ogre/Pied Piper; Quinn Gilroy, Little Ogre; Bella Gilroy, Little Ogre’s Sister; James Milic, Shrek; Brynn Woodall, Captain of the

Guards; Parker Schroeder, Pinocchio; Eli Hoppes, Big Bad Wolf; Lydia Mattson, Pig 1; Rylan Gray, Pig 2; Madison Schoessler, Pig 3; Kaliana Baum, Wicked Witch; Sofia Adams, Peter Pan; Chelsea Zerbe, Ugly Duckling; Penny Atland, Mama Bear; Caleb Haas, Papa Bear/Bishop; Scotlyn Kerstetter-Smith, Baby Bear/Puss in Boots; Skylar Trowbridge, Mad Hatter; Walter Frazee, Dwarf; Levi Dickinson, Donkey; Owen Hess, Lord Farquaad; Seylah Hoke, Gingy; Jazlyn Weidman, Young Fiona; Celia Lister, Lil’ Red/Teen Fiona; Addeline Jackson, Princess Fiona; Sophia Caugherty, Ogress Fiona; Jackie Powell, Knight 1; Casey O’Brien, Knight 2; Honor Koser, Knight 3; Kaylee Swigert, Knight 4; Melodee Arredondo, Dragon; and Tyson Sheetz, Entertainment Announcer/Rooster.

The Guards were Jay Keener, Tyson Sheetz, Joey Bickelman, Caleb Haas, Bently Diffenderfer and Xavier Richmond. The Rat Tap Ensemble featured co-captains Abigail Foerster and Celia Lister, along with Aditi Singh, Casey O’Brien, Daniela Whiteside, Hope Kopishke, Isabel Medlin, Jackie Powell, Jazlyn Weidman, Kadie Heck, Kaliana Baum, Kathryn Weeter, Lily Kratz, Nahomie Dunkleberger, Scotlyn KerstetterSmith, Kaylee Swigert and

Services set for Holy Week

Derry Presbyterian Church, 248 E. Derry Road, Hershey, announced its schedule of worship services during Holy Week. Some services will be livestreamed on www.derrypres.org and www.youtube.com/derrypres.

On Palm Sunday, April 2, worship services will be held at 8 and 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. At 10:30 a.m., the Sanctuary Choir and children’s choirs will take part in the service. The Derry Brass will accompany both services.

Church school for people of all ages will be held from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m.

On Maundy Thursday, April 6, at 7 p.m., worship with Communion will be held in the sanctuary. The service will include recognition of the children who participated in a recent Children and Sacraments class in preparation for receiving Communion. Music will be presented by the Sanctuary Choir and soloists

Christyan Seay and Linda Trescher. This service will be

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livestreamed.

Worship at 7 p.m. on Good Friday, April 7, will be held in the chapel. This service will feature an “At the Foot of the Cross” liturgy and readings from Iona, Scotland.

On Easter Sunday, April 9, worship services will be held in the sanctuary at 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Sanctuary Choir, soloists, timpani players, brass musicians, and Derry Ringers will participate. Worship at 10:30 a.m. will be livestreamed. No church school classes will be held on Easter Sunday.

Easter breakfast will be available in the fellowship hall from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Donations received for the meal will support mission trips planned for June.

For more information, call the church office at 717-5339667. Child care will be available on Sunday mornings and Maundy Thursday.

Sofia Adams.

Ensemble members included Daniela Whiteside, Hope Kopishke, Addy McFadden, Nina Francis, Toby Gleeson, Kadie Heck, Ayla Treven, Angelo Licata, Julia Markowitz, Aralynn Theurer, Esther Pearson, Max Dalyai, Lydia Hess, Emmalene Hauer, Isha Stalin, Addison Messinger, Isabel Medlin, Bently Diffenderfer, Jetta Speck, Cheyeanne Goldsborough, Aditi Singh, Chloe Thorpe, Kahlan Snyder, Kara Wohlfarth, Lilly Teach, Aurora Ziegler, Aubrey Lanza, Caden Slatt, Kathryn Weeter, Vaciona Petrovich, Adelaide Clouser, Nahomie Dunkleberger, Sai Harshitna Battula and Kaylee Swigert.

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Addeline Jackson (left) as Princess Fiona shares a moment with Shrek, played by James Milic, while the storybook characters listen.

Lord Farquaad, played by Owen Hess (front, left), sends Shrek, played by James Milic (front, center), and Donkey, played by Levi Dickinson (front, right), on a quest while the villagers wave farewell.

Twelve members of the field hockey team at Kutztown University, Kutztown, were named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division II National Academic Squad. The hon-

orees include Alexandra Sierer of Hummelstown.

program honored student-athletes who achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher for the first semester of the 2022-23 academic year.

Bocce team posts successful season

Lower Dauphin High School’s Unified Bocce team placed first in the Mid-Penn Conference’s North Division and second overall to Greencastle-Antrim High School at the league championships held at Lower Dauphin High School on Feb. 22.

The Falcons’ Unified Indoor Bocce team of Ethan Parker, Bryan Desmond, Sydney Laubach, Conner Roth, Morgan Sparks, Victoria Kutz, Taylor Korczynski and Avery Pollock advanced to the regional championships at Penn State Schuylkill. The top two teams from regionals were able to compete in the state championship games at the Giant Center in Hershey in March.

The squad is coached by special education teacher Monica Hockenbrock and physical education teacher Megan Etter. By providing opportunities for students both with all

types of disabilities and without disabilities to participate meaningfully in sports and by engaging other students in the school community, Special Olympics Interscholastic Unified Sports (IUS) seeks to promote inclusion, acceptance, and respect. The IUS program is supported by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) and the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Bureau of Special Education.

The Unified Indoor Bocce season occurs from December through February with the culminating events held in March. Teams practice a minimum of twice a week and participate in at least three competitions. A team consists of a proportional number of students with and without intellectual disabilities, and one team consists of six to eight athletes.

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Lower Dauphin’s team won the Mid-Penn Conference’s North Division and placed second in the Mid-Penn Conference.

Senior Morgan Sparks releases the ball during competition.

Lower Dauphin’s Bryan Desmond rolls the ball during competition.

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All real estate advertised in this publication is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act which makes it illegal to advertise a preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, handicap (physical or mental) or familial status (people with children) or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. This publication will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this publication are required to be available on an equal opportunity basis.

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Gamut Theatre to stage “The Jungle Book”

Opening March 31, “The Jungle Book” will debut at Gamut Theatre for one weekend only. After the success of last year’s production of “Panchatantra Tales,”

Gamut’s Young Acting Company is looking forward to partnering again with Rasika School of Dance to present the classic story.

This play is being codirected by Gamut’s executive director Melissa Nicholson and Rasika’s founder and artistic director Rachita Menon Nambiar. The show is being performed by dancers and actors ages 7 to 18.

The play is set deep in the jungles of India, where an infant “man cub” is adopted by a pack of wolves and raised as their own. The

wolves name the child Mowgli. The boy grows under the watchful eyes of Bagheera the panther and Baloo the sloth bear, who must train the cub in the Laws of the Jungle. But not even their strict guidance can protect Mowgli from riotous monkeys, the vicious man-eating tiger Shere Khan and humans. The muchbeloved classic by Rudyard Kipling will show audiences the importance of family, respect for nature and what it means to be human.

Show dates and times are Friday, March 31, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, April 1, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, April 2, 2:30 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit www.gamut theatre.org/yac or call the box office at 717-238-4111.

Londonderry Lionettes to meet

The Londonderry Lionettes will meet on Wednesday, April 5, at 1 p.m. at the Londonderry Fire Company, 2655 Foxianna Road, Middletown. Steve Letavic, London-

derry Township manager, will speak on “Londonderry Township Happenings.” If interested in attending, call 717-944-6518 for more information.

LD High School senior named to all-eastern choir

Lower Dauphin High School senior Aden Weigle was named to the biennial AllEastern Honors Choir organized by the National Association for Music Education (NAfME). Students named to the choir come from the 13state eastern region of the United States.

Aden, a bass, was selected after his audition at the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s all-state choir festival last year. Aden was also named to NAfME’s All National Honors Choir last year.

The son of Kenneth and Melissa Weigle, Aden is a four-year member of the Lower Dauphin choir program and has participated in the musical and fall play every year. This year, he was Oliver in “PUFFS,” and he will be Warbucks in “Annie.”

Aden is also a member of the National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Science National Honor

Society, History Honor Society and Latin Language Honor Society. He plans to attend college to major in computer science and continue participating in choral programs.

The All-Eastern Honors Choir will perform on Sunday, April 16, at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., under the direction of Jason Max Ferdinand, director of choral activities at the University of Maryland.

Spelling Bee finalists announced

WITF announced the 35 finalists who advanced to the 2023 Central PA Spelling Bee Grand Championship on March 18 at the WITF Public Media Center. In January, these finalists earned the highest scores among 203 of their peers from 75 schools in a written spelling and vocabulary test. The finalists represented 29 schools from 11 counties in WITF’s coverage area. The spellers include Aayush Behura, Hershey Elementary School, Derry Township School District; Olina Bunty, Centerville Elementary School, Hempfield School District; Salaar Faiz, Manheim Township Middle School, Manheim Township School District; Madison Gonzalez, Conestoga Valley Middle School, Conestoga Valley School District; Malachi Henson, Manheim Central Middle School, Manheim Central School District; Mackenzie Landis, Smith Middle School, Solanco School District; and Michelle Li, Infinity Charter

School, Harrisburg. Also, Susie McCooey, Rohrerstown Elementary School, Hempfield School District; Van Reiner, Reynolds Middle School, School District of Lancaster; David Rodriguez Schuetrumpf, Reynolds Middle School, School District of Lancaster; Daniel Sandblade, Reynolds Middle School, School District of Lancaster; Harry Skiles, Martin Meylin Middle School, Lampeter-Strasburg School District; and David Street, Centerville Middle School, Hempfield School District.

The winner of the 2023 Central PA Spelling Bee Grand Championship earned the opportunity to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in National Harbor, Md., from Tuesday, May 30, through Thursday, June 1. To watch the Grand Championship highlights, visit www.witf .org/bee or www.youtube.com/ @WITForg on Saturday, April 1.

Aden Weigle