May 2018
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Seventh-graders Daunika Billante, left, and Hailey Merritt pour soil into a new planter under the supervision of Samantha Drown, right, a FoodCorps service member with Backyard Growers, during a wheat-planting project Tuesday at O'Maley Innovation Middle School in Gloucester. When the students harvest the wheat next fall, they will thresh, winnow, mill and bake it into bread.
5/22/2018
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Nancy Marrs, Pass Program Director for the Greater Beverly YMCA, stands in the McPherson Youth Center's upstairs study room on Tuesday. [[MER1805221508373744]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/May-2018/i-8TGd6mK/0/60486530/Ti/180522_SN_RHU_SUSPENSION_003_2045761-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Nancy Marrs, Pass Program Director for the Greater Beverly YMCA, stands in the McPherson Youth Center's upstairs study room on Tuesday. [[MER1805221508393745]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/May-2018/i-pc3sqtJ/0/1c7ff879/Ti/180522_SN_RHU_SUSPENSION_001_2045763-Ti.jpg)
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Craig Macarelli, director of the Peabody Community High School, works with a student at the McPherson Youth Center on Tuesday. [[MER1805221508353743]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/May-2018/i-6pjsjt7/0/52a8d39b/Ti/180522_SN_RHU_SUSPENSION_002_2045759-Ti.jpg)
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