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Safety Contest winners announced

Metra contest brings train safety into the home and classroom The votes have been tallied and Metra announced the news that school-age children across the region have been waiting for: the names of the winners of its 2022-2023 Safety Poster and Essay Contest. Metra invited students in grades K-12 throughout its six-county service area to … Safety Contest winners announced Read More »

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