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Pappas Congratulates Graduating North Tonawanda Seniors

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· June 29, 2020
Pappas Congratulates Graduating North Tonawanda Seniors
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By: Arthur Pappas

Mayor of North Tonawanda

Congratulations to the N.T. Senior Class of 2020. You have shown that you have what it takes to be successful in spite of numerous obstacles during the entire school year.

What you have endured during your final high school year which passed by with difficulty shows that our young people really have what it takes to be future citizens and leaders in the community.

 

North Tonawanda Mayor Art Pappas

 

Thank you for handling yourselves as maturely and with understanding of this extraordinary time. Also, thanks to school teachers, administration, staff, parents and elected officials who tried very hard to provide a memorable end of the year for the seniors.

This class will always be remembered historically as the N.T. Senior Class that survived the pandemic but persisted on an optimistic track to a brighter future.

 

 

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