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The Winthrop Lions Club made a $3,500 donation on Jan. 31 to the Winthrop Athletic Department from the proceeds of the food wagon truck at Winthrop football games. The club also gives three $1,000 scholarships each year to graduating seniors. From left are Steve Beal, Fred Saul, Winthrop basketball coach Todd Macarthur, Kevin McCarthy, Winthrop Athletic Director Joel Stoneton, President Mike Hoyt, Bill McNally, Brian Berry and Scott Penniman, all of Winthrop. Submitted photo
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