Apollo Digs Up 25-Year-Old Time Capsule From 2000
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Twenty-five years ago, Apollo Elementary’s fifth grade teachers and students buried a time capsule in front of the school. This weekend, the capsule—actually several Home Depot buckets filled with treasures from both students and teachers—was found and brought back up. It was a fun moment for everyone involved to locate the buckets and open a window into Apollo’s past. The rediscovery was a true success and brought lots of smiles to the community. SUCCESS!
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