SUGARY FUN
Children make sweet treats in Burke Arts Council class
Teacher Lara Hicks of Queen’s Catering spoons out frosting for the students in the candy making class at the Burke Arts Council on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
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Sancin enjoys eating the sweet concoction as much as she like making it.
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All the hard work had sweet rewards.
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Emily carefully places the frosting mix into the candy mold.
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Teacher Alli Abitz helps Cora with her project.
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