Summer officially began this week, with the solstice marking the year’s longest day on Wednesday.
For hundreds of Wrangell children, the months-long break between school years began at the end of May, and programming to keep them active and socially engaged started up soon afterward.
Wrangell Parks and Recreation kicked off its summer activities at the start of June. The library’s summer reading program began June 1, and young residents have already begun taking lessons in horseback riding and swimming.
A fee structure is in place for participation in such programming, with day passes and week...
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