Richard Cranford ~ December’s Extraordinary Athlete
Richard lives down the street and he runs to the gym every day and then runs home. He is usually here at least 6 days per week and when he is here he puts in 100% effort.
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Richard lives down the street and he runs to the gym every day and then runs home. He is usually here at least 6 days per week and when he is here he puts in 100% effort.
All in or all out. Take it or leave it. If you arenโt with us youโre against us. The cancel culture. I get it. There
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Congratulations Will Beck and the ESD Class of 2019
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