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License plates raise money for art programs

August 27, 2015 | Staff Reporters

Stan Nichols, Santa Rosa County tax collector, presented the Santa Rosa School Board with a check for $9,240 to be split between 14 schools, giving each $660. The money comes from Kids Tag Art, a program designed to raise supplemental funds for local fifth-grade art programs.

Santa Rosa County Tax Collector Stan Nichols presents Tim Wyrosdick Santa Rosa School superintendent with a check for $9,240 from Kids Tag Art, a program initiated by the tax collector’s office and sponsored by several local businesses.

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