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Steamboat program deals with issues girls may face starting at an early age
Soda Creek Elementary School fifth-grader Anna Burkholder said that each Tuesday and Thursday, before they run, the girls learn life lessons. More than 30 Soda Creek third- through fifth-grade girls have been meeting as part of Girls on the Run, a program offered for the first time in the Steamboat Springs School District.
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by Jack Weinstein
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The Record for Oct. 24, 2009
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Steamboat program deals with issues girls may face starting at an early age
Soda Creek Elementary School fifth-grader Anna Burkholder said that each Tuesday and Thursday, before they run, the girls learn life lessons. More than 30 Soda Creek third- through fifth-grade girls have been meeting as part of Girls on the Run, a program offered for the first time in the Steamboat Springs School District.
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Fill your grocery basket with fresh fruits and vegetables and you know you're buying nutritious products. But choosing healthy processed foods, such as cereal, bread and yogurt, isn't so easy. Nutrition labels required on most foods are an important tool for determining the right choices.
