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Kaneland student honored for community work

Kaneland High School senior Nicole Hanlon is not content with having a weighted grade point average of 4.14 or being a National Honor Society member.

The 18-year-old Elburn resident also feels the need to give back, whether that involves registering blood donors or distributing school supplies to children in need. For her efforts, Hanlon on Monday received a Ted Brattin Civic Youth award at the 43rd annual Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Luncheon in Aurora.

The awards are sponsored annually by the Aurora Navy League, the Aurora-Naperville Rotary Club and Aurora University and are given to Fox Valley youth who have exhibited qualities of citizenship, service and leadership as demonstrated through school, church or community activities.

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