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PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Students from Sanborn Regional High School work the soil at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Sanborn Regional High School biology teacher Dan Smith works with sophomore Mooly Messina planting a Virginia Rose at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Sanborn Regional High School sophomores, from left, Katie Allen, Hayley Martin, Haley KIng and Lauren Fotino use Twitter to tweet their work at Powwow Pond in Kingston.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Sanborn Regional High School sophomores Emma Dolan, left, and Maighan LeBlanc plant a dogwood tree at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Sanborn Regional High School students helped plant this rain garden near the edge of Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
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Students from Sanborn Regional High School work the soil at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
PAUL BILODEAU/Staff photo Students from Sanborn Regional High School work the soil at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
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Students from Sanborn Regional High School work the soil at Powwow Pond in Kingston to help with lessening runoff from the road on New Boston Road.
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