Daisy Troop Plants Pansies at Lincoln School

Troop earns 'making the world a better place' petal.

March 23, 2012

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From left, back row, Gianna Capozzi, Grace Szostak and Kerry Maclay, front row, Leila Siedler, Sophia Pedrazzi, Julia Joseph and Catherine Dellanno earned their "making the world a better place" petal by planting flowers at Lincoln School in Caldwell. Tina Siedler

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Back, from left, "honorary Daisy" Leila Siedler, Emma Christiana and Kellen Ievers and front, Marin Ievers, Juliet Alkaysi, Ava Siedler, Natalia Brown and Makayla Tucci are ready to plant pansies at Lincoln School.

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Kindergarten Daisy Troop 20089 members Sophia Pedrazzi, left, and Gianna Capozzi dig this kind of work.

Credit Tina Siedler

From left, back row, Gianna Capozzi, Grace Szostak and Kerry Maclay, front row, Leila Siedler, Sophia Pedrazzi, Julia Joseph and Catherine Dellanno earned their "making the world a better place" petal by planting flowers at Lincoln School in Caldwell.

Credit Tina Siedler

Kindergarten Daisy Troop 20089 members Grace Szostak, left, and Kerry Maclay are ready to start planting pansies and make the world "a better place."

Credit Tina Siedler

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Some of the youngest members of the Girl Scouts were hard at work planting spring flowers outside of Lincoln School in Caldwell recently. Kindergarten Daisy Troop 20089 members earned their "making the world a better place" petal through working together to plant pansies. The girls did a wonderful job and the front steps of the school are all ready for spring!

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Christine Corliss

7:22 am on Sunday, March 25, 2012

The flowers look beautiful! Thank you to the Daisy Troop!