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Community - Annapolis
Around Annapolis: Annapolis High club aims to boost recyclingPublished 11/14/08
Annapolis High's colors may be blue, maroon and white, but sophomores Sarah Landis and Matt Foer want to make the school more green.
Diane M. Rey -For The CapitalAnnapolis High School sophomores Matt Foer and Sarah Landis are co-founders of the school's Green Club. Club members are working to put recycling bins in every classroom, and they hope to start a compost heap and community garden at the school in the future. To that end, they launched a Green Club at the end of the last school year that has grown to include about 30 members. The club is working its way down a list of short- and long-term goals that it hopes will make the 1,750-member student body more environmentally conscious. "A lot of people are now starting to strike an interest and ask what can be recycled, and that's really good," said Sarah, 15. The daughter of Randy and Lois Landis of Admiral Heights, Sarah is enrolled in...
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