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Duffy wins local Voice of Democracy contest

By Diane Deis Dec 18, 2018 | 8:40 AM

Stanley County School junior Elizabeth Duffy won the local Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary audio-essay Voice of Democracy contest. Students in grades 9-12 were able to participate by sending in a written and recorded copy of their essay. The 2018-2019 theme was “Why My Vote Matters.” Duffy’s essay was sent on to district competition. The state winners will be announced in January 2019.

Photo: A certificate and monetary award were presented to Duffy by Mary Jenner, Post #2038 Auxiliary President, and Eileen Kramer, 1^st Vice President.

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