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Bragbook for July 3

The Northern Ridge District (cities of Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell, Alpharetta) announced James Everidge , who passed his Eagle Board of Review on June 3, its newest Eagle Scout.
The Northern Ridge District (cities of Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell, Alpharetta) announced James Everidge , who passed his Eagle Board of Review on June 3, its newest Eagle Scout.
By Pamela Miller
July 2, 2020

Jaquelin Rosas of Marietta earned a Bachelor of Social Work Summa Cum Laude from Mary Baldwin University.

Jason Ashley of Duluth, Matthew Brooks of Dallas, Alesia Ervin of Sugar Hill, Christina John of Decatur, Brandon Murphy of Fayetteville, Katherine Russell of Alpharetta, Theodore Sparks of Powder Springs, Alexandra Taggart of Buford and Avery Wallace of Johns Creek graduated from Ohio University.

Erica Morchower of Roswell graduated from Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virgina.

Anton Chamberlin of Acworth, Clara Teter of Powder Springs, Courtney Welch of McDonough, Melanie Cox of Covington and    Alyvia Gan of Marietta graduated from Troy University.

Angelica Coutinho of Suwanee graduated from Hamilton College in Clinton, NY.

Trent Millum of Doraville graduated from Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania.

Khaja Ilias Pasha Mohammed of Atlanta graduated from Northern Illinois University.

Francelle Papailler of Sugar Hill graduated from Lasell University in Newton, Mass.

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