The Dryden Red and Black

by Claire Wright

Did you know that llamas have 4 stomachs?

by Audrey Napolitano

Mrs. Gammon is the library aide at Dryden Jr./ Sr. High School and coaches Dryden’s Junior High track team. When asked what she enjoys doing in her free time, she stated “In my free time I love spending time doing anything outdoors. A perfect day for me would be to go to Lexington. Go for a nice run and then walk along the shoreline and search for sea glass. Not being a local, I'm always up for a Michigan adventure to explore the beauty of the state.”

When asked if there is anything that she would like students to know, she stated “My family and I moved to Michigan in 2015. I grew up in Indiana and lived in Germany and North Carolina during my husband's 20-year career in the Army. Michigan found us for sure and over the years it has grown on me and really feels like home. I love plants and essential oils. If you have spent time with me in the library you know that:)”.

When asked what made her choose Dryden, she stated “I feel like Dryden chose us. Michigan was never on our radar when we talked about where we would retire when my husband got out of the Army. A strange assignment originally brought us here and we never left. We were only supposed to be here for three years. We took some really big risks and in the end, it all worked out to be perfect! I would choose Dryden over and over again!”.

When asked what her favorite thing is about Dryden, she stated: “The small town feels for sure! I love the connections you can make with the people. I have a lot of friends here that have become family! It’s nice to have great people that you can depend on”.

When asked what colleges/universities she has attended, she responded “After high school, I went to a local community college and then was accepted into a nursing program at Marion University in Indianapolis, IN. I didn’t finish but would like to go back one day. I made a conscious decision to raise my girls during my husband's career in the Army. I don’t regret my decision and am here to say that it’s never too late to go back to school. But also, as a mom, I encourage you to focus on your career choice first:)”.

When asked if she had any words of motivation for students, she said “Be kind! You can do many things in life, but people will always remember the way you made them feel. You never truly know what someone is going through. Your one act of kindness or a simple smile will be something someone remembers for a lifetime! Especially if you made them feel good on a bad day”.

compiled by Audrey Napolitano

We sent out a Google Form with three questions for all of the students in Dryden Junior/ Senior High School about their favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon, their favorite memory with Mrs. Gammon, and the most valuable lesson they learned from Mrs. Gammon.

• Ryan Conn said that his favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon is that she has the biggest moral compass in the school. His favorite memories are spending time with Liam in the library. The most valuable thing that Mrs. Gammon has taught him is that she’s always listening.

• Ian Weier said that his favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon is that she is super kind and helpful in school. His favorite memory with her was seeing her for the first time at Culver's before school started. He also said that he enjoyed going to volleyball games where his sister played with Mrs. Gammon’s daughter.

• Lola Abromaitis said that her favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon is how kind-hearted she is. Lola stated, “I swear there is nobody in this school that has a brighter smile and bigger heart than her. She is one of a kind and we are so lucky to have her at Dryden!”. When asked what her favorite memory with Mrs. Gammon is, she stated “I can't think of just one, but I can guarantee you that every memory is a good one with her <3”. The most valuable thing that Mrs. Gammon taught her, is to always be kind.

• Liam Napolitano said that his favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon is how nice she is, even when he isn’t behaving. He said that the most valuable thing that Mrs. Gammon taught him is that she is always listening.

• Audrey Napolitano said that her favorite thing about Mrs. Gammon is how kind and considerate she is. She’s always there to be kind to and help students. She said that Mrs. Gammon leads by example and that being friendly and kind is always the best policy.

Thank you to Mrs. Gammon and to all of the students who gave their feedback!

This is the very last Edge from the 22-23 crew. We take a look back at the school year, take a trip down memory lane, show you what happens behind the scenes here at the Edge, and give some advice to the future staff.

Staff:
Lapeer High School: Daniel Guthery, Alex Stepke, Trent Savage, Rafe Buchanan
Imlay City: Grace Belisle
Dryden: Jackson Spencer, Colin Jones
North Branch: Kyle Swartz
Almont: Bethany Urbanek, Christina Weeks
CFI: Nathen Duffano, Kyra Riggen

On this edition of the Edge, the first-year AM class takes over, producing their very first Edge. We introduce you to the SkillsUSA winners heading to nationals, tell you more about the FFA Plant Sale, and we take a look at Mrs. Smith's long career here at Ed Tech as she prepares to retire.

Director: Myranda Kinzer (Imlay City)

Anchors: Grace Antos (Imlay City) & Skylar Marshall (Dryden)

Reporters: Olivia Pachucki (Lapeer), Gabe Steffler (Almont), Ayla Delaurier (Almont),
Videographers: Chase Harrison (North Branch), Cadien Harrington (Imlay City), Alexis Juarez (North Branch), and Elliana Richie (Lapeer).

Next is the second edition of the Edge produced by the first year students. In this edition, we take you along on the DMA trip to Chicago, show you how the culinary students are feeling the heat in the kitchen, plus Medical Careers students get a life-sized lesson on the human body, and much more.

Anchors: Cooper Lynch (Lapeer) & Zoe Patrick (Imlay City)

Director: Kylie Hollenbeck (North Branch)

Reporters: Grace Belisle (Imlay City), Kylie Hollenbeck (North Branch), Cloee Wood (Lapeer), and Riley McLain (Lapeer).

by Logan Korth

The winner of the General Knowledge Trivia was Aiden Fitchett, with a score of 60/90, thanks to Aiden Fitchett, Levi Fitchett, Kai Grabowski, Laurie Hickmott, and Kale Bullock for responding!

Try our Space Trivia!

Four County Community Foundation holds several funds that award grants directly to your local community. Grants support your schools, your museums, your food pantries, your local parks and trails and so much more. Consider donating to your Community Fund today!

Your donation will come right back to your local community.

by Kaeleigh Gourieux

by Audrey Napolitano

On Monday, May 15th, the Dryden/ Imlay City Varsity Girls Soccer Team played at home against Almont High School. Dryden/ Imlay City lost the game to Almont, 2-1. Jessica Peters contributed one goal.

On Wednesday, May 17th, the Dryden/ Imlay City Varsity Girls Soccer Team played at home against North Branch High School. Dryden/ Imlay City won the game against North Branch, 8-0. Jessica Peters accumulated six goals. Kierstyn Stankevich contributed one assist.

Good job, girls!

The next Varsity Girls Soccer Game will be held at Croswell-Lexington High School on Monday, May 22nd at 4:30 pm.

Make sure to stop by Buffalo Wild Wings in Lapeer, Michigan on Wednesday, May 24th, to support the Dryden/ Imlay City Girls Soccer Team, where proceeds will be donated to the program for future seasons.

by Claire Wright

On May 18, the Dryden girls played at home against Bay City All Saints and lost both games.

In the first game, Dryden lost 24-16 in 6 innings. Rilynn Lindsay had pitched 1.5 innings. She had 3 strikeouts and gave up 7 walks, 0 hits, and 7 runs. Addie Tresnak took the loss and pitched 4.5 innings with 11 strikeouts and gave up 4 walks, 8 hits, and 17 runs. Offensively, Addie Tresnak had a double and a SAC; Brianna Snavely had 2 singles and an RBI; Lola Abromaitis had a single and also had an RBI; Madison Maday had a single, a double, and an RBI; Mallory Barker had 2 singles, a SAC, and 2 RBIs; and Mikayala Fleming had 2 RBIs. Strong defensive play came from Madison Maday, Lola Abromaitis, Mallory Barker, Rilynn Lindsay, Addie Tresnak, and Brianna Snavely.

In the second game, Dryden lost 17- 2 in 4 innings. Lola Abromaitis took the loss with 2 innings pitched. She had 2 strikeouts and gave up 5 walks, 4 hits, and 10 runs. Rilynn Lindsay pitched 2 innings, she also had 3 strikeouts. She gave up 8 walks, 0 hits, and 7 runs. Offensively, Brianna Snavely had a SAC and RBI; Madison Maday had a single. Defensively, Mercedes West, Addie Tresnak, Madison Maday, Rilynn Lindsay, and Lola Abromaitis made strong plays.

On May 11, the Dryden girls played at North Huron. In the first game, Dryden lost 11-0.

The losing pitcher was Addie Tresnak. She pitched 4 innings and gave up 7 hits and 11 runs. She had 4 strikeouts and didn’t walk a batter. Supporting their team defensively were Jade Insley, Rilynn Lindsay, Addie Tresnak, Lola Abromaitis, Brianna Snavely, and Madison Maday.

In the second game, the Dryden lost 11-1. The losing pitcher was Lola Abromaitis. She pitched 5 innings and gave up 10 hits, 6 walks, and 11 runs. Addie Tresnak and Mercedes West each had a single. Defensively, Addie Tresnak, Mercedes West, Mallory Barker, Karlie Harris, Madison Maday, and Lola Abromaitis had strong games.

by Lily Finnigan

On Monday, May 8th, the Varsity baseball team drove out to North Branch to play a doubleheader against Lapeer Faith. They lost both games: game one 2-1 and game two 4-2.

Game 1 Stats (2-1 loss):

Hits: Dylan Ledford (1 hit, a solo Home Run), Mason Stofcheck & Owen Gall each added a single. Gall/Ledford/Marty Barker/Ian Tresnak/Josh Harris/Hayden Blair each added 1 walk. Runs Scored: Ledford (1). RBI: Ledford (1). Dylan Ledford pitched another gem but unfortunately took the loss, allowing 0 earned runs on 2 hits and 2 walks, striking out 9 Falcons batters in 4 innings.

Game 2 Stats (4-2 loss):

Hits: Dylan Ledford/Owen Gall/Josh Harris (1 each). Marty Barker and Rowan Handley each added a walk. Runs Scored: Barker/Josh Harris (1 each). RBI: Harris (1). Stolen Bases: Barker (1). Marty Barker got the start and took the loss, pitching 4 1/3 innings, allowing 3 earned runs on 8 hits and 1 walk while striking out 7 batters. Ian Tresnak came on in relief facing 3 batters, giving up 1 hit and striking out 1 batter.

After a loss on Monday, the Cardinals traveled to Gallup Park in Port Austin to play against North Huron for an NCTL league doubleheader. In the first game, they won 7-0 and followed their win with another in the second with a score of 6-1. This leaves their overall record 6-10, and their NCTL record 4-2.

Game1 Stats (7-0 win)

Dylan Ledford led the offensive attack for Dryden, going 3 for 4 with 1 RBI, 2 runs scored, and 3 stolen bases. Ian Tresnak reached base 3 times, going 1 for 2 with 2 walks, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI, and 1 stolen base. Mason Stofcheck went 1 for 3 with 1 walk, 1 RBI, and 2 stolen bases. Rowan Handley went 1 for 2 with 1 walk, 2 runs scored, and 1 stolen base. Marty Barker added 1 walk and reached base on an error twice while adding 5 stolen bases. Hayden Blair rounded out the offensive attack with 1 run scored. Dylan Ledford got the win, pitching a stellar 6-inning complete game 1 hitter, giving up 0 runs on 1 hit and 1 walk while striking out 12 Warriors batters.

Game 2 Stats (6-1 win):

Dylan Ledford led the offensive attack for Dryden, going 3 for 3 including a triple and 3 runs scored, 1 RBI, and 1 stolen base. Mason Stofcheck went 2 for 3 with 2 RBI. Josh Harris went 2 for 3 with 1 RBI. Marty Barker went 2 for 3 with 1 run scored, 1 RBI, and 1 stolen base. Hayden Blair added a hit and 1 run scored. Jayden Stankevich added 1 hit. Marty Barker pitched a gem and got the win, going 5 2/3 innings and allowing 0 earned runs on 2 hits and 2 walks while striking out 5 batters. Ian Tresnak came in and pitched the final out of the game, striking out the only batter he faced.

On Monday, May 15, the Dryden varsity baseball team played against Bay City All Saints at home. They had a doubleheader and ended up winning the first game 5-1 and lost the second 10-0.

Game 1 Stats (5-1 win):

Six different players had 1 hit each: Dylan Ledford, Mason Stofcheck, Owen Gall, Josh Harris, Jayden Stankevich, and Hayden Blair

Runs: Ledford, Ian Tresnak, Gall, Rowan Handley, Blair (1 each).

RBI: Harris (2), Stofcheck/Gall/Stankevich (1 each).

Stolen Bases: Ledford/Handley/Tresnak/Gall (1 each).

Dylan Ledford got the win, pitching 4 1/3 innings of shutout ball, giving up 0 earned runs on 3 hits and 3 walks while striking out 10 batters. Marty Barker came on in relief, pitching 1 2/3 innings, giving up 1 earned run on 0 hits and 2 walks while striking out 2 batters.

Game 2 Stats (10-0 loss):

Mason Stofcheck and Rowan Handley managed the only hits (1 each).

Dylan Ledford, Marty Barker, Owen Gall, and Jayden Stankevich each had 1 walk.

Pitching: Ian Tresnak got the start and took the loss. Mason Stofcheck came on in relief.

Away at Peck on May 18th, the Cardinals played a doubleheader. They went home with two losses. The first game score was 6-5, and the second was 8-2.

Game1 Stats (6-5 loss):

Dylan Ledford and Ian Tresnak both went 2 for 3 with a walk and a run. Mason Stofcheck went 2 for 3, including a double, 1 run, and 2 RBI. Josh Harris went 2 for 4. Owen Gall went 1 for 3 with a walk and an RBI. Hayden Blair went 1 for 2, including a double, a walk, 1 run, and 1 RBI. Marty Barker went 1 for 4, scoring 1 run. Dylan Ledford got the start and no decision, pitching 5 1/3 innings, giving up 2 earned runs on 5 hits and 2 walks while striking out 11 Peck batters. Ian Tresnak came on in relief, pitching 1 inning.

Game 2 Stats (8-2 loss):

Dylan Ledford went 2 for 4, including a double, 1 run, and 1 stolen base. Marty Barker went 1 for 3, with 2 RBI. Owen Gall went 1 for 2 with a walk. Jayden Stankevich went 1 for 2. Ian Tresnak added a walk and a run. Mason Stofcheck added 2 walks. Marty Barker got the start, pitching 4 shutout innings but was unable to record an out in the 5th inning and took the loss, giving up 4 earned runs on 9 hits, 3 walks, and 5 strikeouts. Ian Tresnak came on in relief, pitching 2 strong innings allowing 0 earned runs on 3 hits, 0 walks, and 3 strikeouts.

by Logan Korth

Congratulations to this year's state qualifiers! Aiden Fitchett will be attending the state meet on June 3rd for the 1600 meter run and Cody Jackson will be attending for shot put. Good luck to both!

On the 16th, the Dryden Boys Varsity Track went to the North Central Thumb League Championship, and got 4th place with 69 points!

In the 100M, Michael Stickler got 11.95, earning him a PR and 3rd place, and Trenton Carroll ran 13.74, resulting in a PR and 10th place. In the 200M, Michael Stickler ran 24.71, getting 4th, and Nathan Baughman ran 31.85, placing 13th. For the 400M, one of the new graduates-Jackson Spencer, got 9th, running it in 1:03.49, Tito Garcia ran it in 1:10.11, giving him 15th, and Nathan Baughman placed 17th by running it in 1:13.29, which was a seasonal record! On the double lap (800M), Connor Wolff ran it in 2:26.33, placing him in 6th, Sean Finnigan got 14th with 2:49.28. Finally, Nick Abromaitis got 16th with 3:01.64. The mile run (1600M) resulted in Noah Hall getting 8th place with 5:36.60, and Logan Romain getting 9th, with 5:40.91. In the 3200M, Aiden Fitchett sprinted with an astonishing 10:42.30, giving him a PR and 1st place, Logan Romain ran 12:33.45, earning 5th, and Noah Hall got 7th in 12:50.23. Let us take a minute, imagine running two miles, in 10-13 minutes, our team is fast! Matthew Hickmott got 6th place in the 110M hurdle in 21.76 seconds. 300M hurdles resulted in Matthew Hickmott earning 3rd with a time of 49.58, and Brenden Peter getting 7th in 50.70. As a team, Trenton Carroll, Nathan Baughman, Brenden Peter, and Tito Garcia got 6th in 4x100 relay, in 57.91. In the 4x200 relay, Trenton Carroll, Nick Abromaitis, Tito Garcia, and Sebastian Rager got 5th, in a time of 2:04.67. The 4x100 relay resulted in Jackson Spencer, Connor Wolff, Matthew Hickmott, and Michael Stickler getting 4th place, in 4:14.29. The 4x800 relay resulted in 4th place, 10:45.99 with Jackson Spencer, Matthew Hickmott, Sean Finnigan, and Connor Wolff. In Shot Put, Cody Jackson (another new graduate) got 2nd place, throwing it 36’10”, and Michael Hickmott earned 10th place, reaching 29’9.5” Discus resulted in Michael Hickmott getting 14th, tossing it 72 feet! Cody Jackson got 16th, at a distance of 68’1” and Brenden Peter threw 52’6” gaining 20th place. Brenden Peter got 9th place and a PR, jumping 5 feet. Michael Stickler got 5th in Long Jump, at 15’3.5” and Nick Abromaitis got 17th, clearing 11’2” Great job, Dryden Boys!

by Ava DeVlaminck

The individual qualifiers going to states on June 3rd are Adeline Tresnak in both high jump and shot put and Ava DeVlaminck in discus, followed by Delaney Wolle in the 4x200 meter relay, and Sophia Peter in the 4x200 meter relay, 100-meter high hurdles, and 300-meter hurdles.

Keira Miller also qualified in the 4x200 meter relay, and Olivia Stickler in the 4x200 meter relay, 400-meter dash, and 100-meter dash. Congrats and good luck!

Other accomplishments include Keira Miller jumping a personal record of 13 feet 6 inches in the long jump, Cara Prusakiewicz, Ava DeVlaminck, Lily Finnigan, and Audrey Napolitano in the 4x800 meter relay securing third place. Shoutout to Cara Prusakiewicz and Audrey Napolitano for competing in the 3200-meter run placing 4th and 7th. Great job to everyone!

On the 16th, Dryden Girls Varsity Track made the League Championship, getting 2nd Place, with 162 points! The 100M dash resulted in our team getting 1st, 6th, and 8th, in 13.28 seconds, 14.18, and 14.79, by Olivia Stickler, Caila Fitchett (who got a PR), and Lucia Munoz-Rodriguez. In the 200M, Delaney Wolle placed 2nd, with 28.60, and Lucia Munoz-Rodriguez achieved 8th with a time of 30.73. Olivia Stickler and Lucia Munoz-Rodriguez ran the 400M, getting 1st and 6th, in 1:03.51, and 1:10.73. For the half-mile, Audrey Napolitano ran 2:59.97, earning 7th, and Ava DeVlaminck got 8th, in 3:22.21 minutes. The miler resulted in 3rd, 5th, and 8th for Dryden, with Cara Prusakiewicz running in 6:29.60, Audrey Napolitano getting 6:41.41, and Lily Finnigan with almost exactly 7 minutes, 7:00.04. Cara Prusakiewicz got 2nd in the thirty-two-hundred meter run, in 13:44.09, Audrey Napolitano making 3rd, in 14:11.13, and Lily Finnigan earned 4th by running it in 14 minutes, 27 seconds, and 53 milliseconds. Sophia Peter got 2nd in the 100M hurdles in 17.53. For the 300M hurdles, however, Sophia Peter got first place, in 50.18 seconds, and Caila Fitchett got a personal record, earning 8th in 56.23. Jalynn Delmotte placed 12th, making it in 1:10.73. Keira Miller, Caila Fitchett, Lucia Munoz-Rodriguez, and Delaney Wolle teamed up for the 4x100 relay, earning 2nd in 56.08. In the 4x200 relay, Delaney Wolle, Sophia Peter, Keira Miller, and Olivia Stickler ran it in 1:55.52, placing first. Dryden Varsity Girls got 2nd in the 4x400 relay, in 4:40.96, participated by Delaney Wolle, Sophia Peter, Keira Miller, and Olivia Stickler. In the 4x800, Cara Prusakiewicz, Ava DeVlaminck, Lily Finnigan, and Audrey Napolitano got 4th in 12 minutes, 40 seconds, and 45 milliseconds. Adeline Tresnak (congrats grad!) got 4th, throwing 31’5.5” in Shot Put, and Ava DeVlaminck got 5th by 5’2” less. In Discus, Ava DeVlaminck tossed it 87’2” earning 3rd, and in 4th, Lily Finnigan with a distance of 76’1” In High Jump, Adeline Tresnak accomplished 2nd, reaching 4’10.1” which was a PR, Jalynn Delmotte also got a personal record, by jumping exactly four feet, placing her in 7th. In Long Jump, Adeline Tresnak got 6th place, clearing 12’0.5” and in 7th place, Caila Fitchett, with a distance of 11’0.5” Great performance Varsity Girls!

by Logan Korth

May 16th, Akron-Fairgrove Jr High invite

Girls JH Track got 4th, and boys got 9th, good job Dryden!

Dryden Basketball will be hosting Steve Cramer Basketball Clinics on June 16th. “We are thrilled to have Steve back,” said Dryden varsity coach John DelCampo. “He has done clinics here in the past and the players had a tremendous experience.”

Steve Cramer is a former overseas pro and college athlete. He has coached at the high school and junior high level in the U.S. and in Germany. He trains thousands of athletes each year from throughout the country. He is known for his intensity and detailed instruction. “The players in the past have really benefited from the clinics,” said DelCampo.

The clinics are for both boys and girls and are held at Dryden High School. There are two sessions -Session 1 is for players entering grades 9 through 12. This clinic will focus on offensive skills. It is from 9 am to 12 pm. The cost is $25 for Dryden students and $30 for non-Dryden students. Session 2 is for players entering grades 5 through 8. This clinic is an overall skills clinic. It runs from 1-3 pm. It is $15 for Dryden students and $20 for non-Dryden students.

“His intensity at his clinics is amazing. He really relates to the players,” said DelCampo.

Forms are available at Dryden High School and Dryden Elementary School. They can also be obtained by emailing Coach DelCampo at coachdelcampo@aol.com. There are a limited number of spots available. Everyone is encouraged to enroll as soon as possible.

Monday, May 22

4:00 PM-7:00 PM - JH Track @ Mayville - bus departs @ 2:15 pm

4:00 PM-6:00 PM - Varsity Baseball vs Caseville - game @ 4:00 pm

4:00 PM-6:00 PM - Varsity Softball vs Caseville - game @ 4:00 pm

4:30 PM-6:00 PM - Varsity Girls Soccer @ Cros-Lex

7:00 PM-8:30 PM - Basketball open gym for grades 8-12 - Dryden Elementary

Tuesday, May 23

2:30 PM-4:00 PM - Homework Club - Room 133

4:30 PM-6:30 PM - Varsity Baseball @ Oakland Christian - bus departs @ 2:30 pm

4:30 PM-6:00 PM - Varsity Softball @ Oakland Christian - bus departs @ 2:30 pm

7:00 PM-8:15 PM - Open Gym boys basketball for 5th, 6th, and 7th - Dryden Elementary

Wednesday, May 24

Wear it Wednesday - Superhero Day

1:00 PM-4:00 PM - Varsity Golf @ BCAS Quad - leaving @ 11:00 am - Bay County Golf Course, 660 W Hampton Rd, Essexville, MI 48732, USA

2:30 PM-4:00 PM - PLC Meeting #7 - HS Library

6:30 PM-8:00 PM - Senior Awards Ceremony - High School Gym

7:00 PM-8:30 PM - Basketball open gym for grades 8-12 - Dryden Elementary

Thursday, May 25

6:00 PM-8:00 PM - Graduation - Dryden High School

7:00 PM-8:15 PM - Open Gym boys basketball for 5th, 6th, and 7th - Dryden Elementary

Friday, May 26

No School - Memorial Day Holiday

Monday, May 29

No School - Memorial Day Holiday

Every week a different riddle will be posted in the paper for you to solve. When you think you have the correct answer, submit it to us using the feedback doc at the bottom of that week's issue, along with your name. The first person to submit the correct answer will be given a shoutout in the following week's issue. The answer to the previous riddle and the shoutout can be found under each week's new riddle.

by Ava DeVlaminck

Last week's riddle: What is full of holes but still holds water?

Answer: A sponge!

The first correct answer was submitted by no one!

This week's riddle: Why is Europe like a frying pan?

June 12

All meetings begin at 7:00 p.m., will be held in the Dryden High School Library, and are open to the public.

by Ava DeVlaminck

Why are fish so smart?

They live in schools!

Check out the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 Dryden Community Schools District Calendars here!

Ava DeVlaminck - Editor

Lily Finnigan - Reporter

Kaeleigh Gourieux - Reporter

Logan Korth - Reporter

Audrey Napolitano - Reporter

Penelope Spencer - Reporter

Claire Wright - Reporter

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