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Three advance to international competition
Science students are not letting the pandemic and virtual presentations derail them from demonstrating their knowledge and love of the subject. All 44 students (31 high school and 13 middle school) and 35 projects that advanced to the Griffin RESA Regional Science and Engineering Fair earned placements with 24 students earning first place honors.
High school (senior division) and middle school (junior division) first place winners will represent the region at the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair that will be held virtually March through April of 2021. Both of Fayette’s high and middle school students took 90 percent of the first place awards in their divisions.
Meadow Park, Borehamwood A new bandstand will be constructed in a park in Borehamwood at a cost of nearly £60,000. Hertsmere Borough Council has granted permission for the new structure in Meadow Park which is hoped will be ready for use this summer. The leader of Elstree & Borehamwood Town Council, Pat Strack, said she was absolutely delighted to receive permission from the council’s planning committee for the bandstand, which she says will be available for use by the whole community. Brass band concerts under the new permanent bandstand have already been planned for June 27, July 4, July 11, and July 18. Up to £59,500 will be spent on the bandstand, funded by the town council, after funding was agreed at a full council meeting back in June.