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Members of the Limestone County Chamber of Commerce Youth Leadership Committee partnered with Habitat for Humanity to do landscaping maintenance at Adell Place, a Habitat subdivision.
The students, from both Athens City and Limestone County Schools, pulled weeds, raked and set out fresh mulch in addition to the pruning work.
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Ardmore High School sophomore Wysteria McDougal trims hedges with shears at Adell Place in Athens Tuesday. McDougal and other members of the Limestone County Chamber of Commerce Youth Leadership Committee partnered with Habitat for Humanity to do landscaping maintenance at Adell Place, a Habitat subdivision. News Courier/Rebecca Croomes
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