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ODESSA - FBLA members spent Martin Luther King Day and President's Day putting their organizational skills to work.
They were tasked with sorting, boxing and shelving thousands of town records dating back to 1907.
Students cleared the old library and all records are now organized by year and stored on new shelves members built.
Interesting finds included handwritten courthouse records issuing fines of $1.40 for disturbing the peace.
The FBLA group started this project in the summer of 2021.
While one group worked upstairs, another completely emptied a storage room, built new shelves and organized.
They also labeled catering supplies purchased from Michelle Melgren when Any Occasion Banquet Hall closed.
The Community Service Project team has entered their work in an upcoming April competition
at the State FBLA Conference.
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