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Elementary School Students Hit All The Right Notes At Remsenburg-Speonk

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The Kids4Kids group at the Remsenburg-Speonk Board of Education meeting in September. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

The Kids4Kids group at the Remsenburg-Speonk Board of Education meeting in September. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

Dr. Ron Masera, top left, Michelle Quigg, April Goss, Sonya Gosnell with students Laila Goss, left, Daniel Gosnell, Janelle Aguilar, Paige Garrett, Shelby DePierro, Natalie Mae Gosnell, Mariella Aguilar, and Lauren Goss, right. ERIN MCKINLEY

Dr. Ron Masera, top left, Michelle Quigg, April Goss, Sonya Gosnell with students Laila Goss, left, Daniel Gosnell, Janelle Aguilar, Paige Garrett, Shelby DePierro, Natalie Mae Gosnell, Mariella Aguilar, and Lauren Goss, right. ERIN MCKINLEY

The Kids4Kids group sells lemonade to raise money to support the district music program. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

The Kids4Kids group sells lemonade to raise money to support the district music program. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

The Kids4Kids group sells lemonade to raise money to support the district music program. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

The Kids4Kids group sells lemonade to raise money to support the district music program. COURTESY APRIL GOSS

authorErin McKinley on Oct 9, 2012
When life gives you lemons, some choose to make lemonade. Others opt to make the sugary drink and then sell it to raise money for kids in need. That is... more

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