Northview students collecting mail from various states, countries

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate writer
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From left, Sawyer Bridges, Weston Bridges, Addison Buckmann and Aubrey Jones are among Northview students participating in an effort to get Valentine’s cards and postcards from all 50 states and as many foreign countries as possible. They are kindergarten students in Amanda Meek’s class. Photo by Tom Marshall.


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