Bookcases need to filled at Cambridge school

New shelving units and bookcases need to be filled up with new books and magazines.

The new shelving units have been acquired by Cambridge Elementary School from the Kwik Shop and now the school’s principal is appealing to the local community for some help.

Shelly Logston is hoping that the bookcases and shelving can be filled with books and magazines donated from those living in the local area.

These books or magazines do not need to be brand new either as the school is happy to accept used items to fill its new shelves.

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