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Lin-Wood Student Wins 2018 ArcGIS Online National Competition for Middle School

Posted on June 4, 2018 by Stan Freeda

The national competition judges have conferred and, from 16 Middle School state winner entries, have chosen the project by Lin-Wood 8th Grader, Andrew Wilson, “Gordon Pond Railroad and the Johnson Lumber Company” as the National Middle School Winner. For more … Continue reading →

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Lin-Wood Student Wins 2018 ArcGIS Online National Competition for Middle School

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