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PSC acknowledges Do It For Dolly Day

PORTLAND Secondary College students (from left) Scarlett McGennisken, 14, Tasha Cornish, 14 and Krystal Blackmore, 14, dressed in blue on Do It For Dolly Day.
Charlie Sawyer-Bassett

PORTLAND Secondary College (PSC) held a Student Services Showcase last Friday on Do It For Dolly Day, engaging students on the topic of mental health.

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