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Smuckler shines at geography bee

The Ridgefield Press

June 28, 2019Updated: July 9, 2019 11:18 a.m.

East Ridge Middle School student Zach Smuckler competed at the National Academic Bee, Geography Bee and Geography Olympiad in Chicago earlier this month. In the Geography Olympiad, he scored fourteenth in the country out of 143 competitors.