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STAR PHOTO/Sharon Moore Bryan Carter, kitchen manager, makes a meatball sub sandwich that was a pick up order. Italian Restaurant	STAR PHOTOS/Sharon Moore Melzie Liles, 5, and Tallia Liles, 3, eat lunch from the Wake Up and Lace Up barbeque that was set up in Riverside Park after the 4th of July Parade on Wednesday. Melzie enjoyed a burger while Tallia enjoyed a hot dog. 4th of July Celebrations	A group of students and teachers that have gone to Washington D.C. or plan to go to Poland stand in front of the plaque dedicated to Eva Kor in the CCDHS gymnasium lobby Focus on Plaque Dedication	Next to the uneven bars the gymnasts have a chalk bucket and a small water bottle. They take turns wetting their palms and getting a sufficient layer of chalk to help reduce the chance of their hands slipping. Focus on Gym
Josh Beckey tells Patti Bissell about the advantages of the different breeds. Bissell plans to get a dozen chicks and hopes to raise them for their egg production. She said if that didn’t work out, and the chickens weren’t laying eggs, she might consider making some chicken sandwiches. Focus on Chick Days	The hood reads: It took all day to wreck this car. In reality, a wreck like this can happen in two seconds. Nearly 20 percent of all fatal crashes involving teens happened because alcohol was a factor, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Focus on Impaired Driving	Kelly Rehm and Brianna Bean laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Focus on DC Trip	Dan Fox,left, and Joe Menyhart sell beer at the grandstands at the Custer County fairgrounds during a rodeo. Staffing the concession booth is one way the group’s members help raise money. SUBMITTED PHOTO Focus on MCI2
U.S. Congressman Greg Gianforte, Frank Stoltz, and Jack Bradley listen as Gianforte reads from the Congressional Record being awarded to Stoltz. STAR PHOTO/Sharon Moore Focus on Frank Stoltz	Sydney Harding of Kinsey School won the second grade competition. SUBMITTED PHOTO Design Contest	The scorer’s table at the Montana Class 4C basketball tournament in Miles City has several volunteers workers, from students doing the scoring for their teams to adults doing the public address announcing, official scorebook and clock management. From left are Brooke Burley, Broadus; Darrell Neese, announcer from Miles City; John Laney, Executive Director of the Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce (official scorer); Doug Mangen of Miles City (clock), and Jean-Al Shorty, Northern Cheyenne. STAR PHOTO/Sharon Moore Focus on 4C Tournament	MCC cheerleaders Loundia Whicker, Shyla Greer, and Ashley Becker cheer on the Pioneers. STAR PHOTO/Sharon Moore Focus on MCC Cheerleaders
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