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Palm Beach County students excited, thankful for in-person graduations May 3, 2021 at 6:06 AM EDT - Updated May 3 at 6:06 AM
Palm Beach County high school seniors are celebrating plans for in-person graduations in June after all ceremonies went virtual last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yaemsiriwong can t wait for her big moment. I just felt like the high school experience wasn’t complete unless I walked across the stage, Yaemsiriwong said.
With only a handful of seniors on campus at Dwyer High School right now, Yaemsiriwong said she s looking forward to seeing the class of 2021 all back together again. Most of us haven’t seen each other since last March, so it s going to be really different and everyone’s changed. So that’s what I m really excited for, Yaemsiriwong said. We ve been working on the flower decorating and the chair covers, the program, getting everyone set up for that.
Palm Beach County students excited, thankful for in-person graduation ceremonies
Ceremonies will be socially distanced with masks required, fewer tickets for families
Palm Beach County high school seniors are celebrating plans for in-person graduations in June after all ceremonies went virtual last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
and last updated 2021-05-03 06:00:57-04
PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. â Palm Beach County high school seniors are celebrating plans for in-person graduations in June after all ceremonies went virtual last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yaemsiriwong can t wait for her big moment. I just felt like the high school experience wasnât complete unless I walked across the stage, Yaemsiriwong said.
By Joel Malkin
Apr 17, 2021
Morgan Freeman is out in a new film that s playing in theaters, and Riviera Beach native Jevon White is featured in a Netflix original that stars Melissa McCarthy. White attended Dwyer High School and Palm Beach State College and appears to be building a Hollywood career as we speak.
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For Antavious Lane to thrive in 2021, he must make his voice heard
Nicknamed “hit-stick,” Georgia State safety Antavious Lane is excited for what s to come for the Panthers this upcoming season. Photo Submitted by Daniel Wilson
In Georgia State’s short 11-year football history, the Panthers have put five players in the NFL, including wide receiver Albert Wilson and All-Pro kicker Will Lutz.
The Panthers may send more to the NFL soon, which could include 2020 All-Sun Belt Conference safety Antavious Lane.
A 5-foot, 9-inch safety out of West Palm Beach, the junior was one of the Sun Belt Conference’s top defensive players this past season. But, his journey starting was not easy.