Volunteer trip to Belize, Central America ends with over 200 animals spayed and neutered

Isabelle Braun and Kayli Potter|September 14, 2017

The Belize sign in Belize City stood along the coast.

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Isabelle Braun is a senior who loves talking to new people and spending time with friends. She is very driven and plans to make her senior year the best...

Kayli Potter, Staff Reporter

Kayli Potter is a junior who is going into her second year of journalism. Outside of newspaper she enjoys spending time hanging with friends, playing with...

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