Civics Games finals set for Friday; competition to be broadcast live
Mar. 26, 2019
Join the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation on Friday, March 29, in Madison or at WisEye.org for the Wisconsin Civics Games finals.
Join the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation on Friday, March 29, in Madison or at WisEye.org for the Wisconsin Civics Games finals.
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