Dancing their way to the Special Olympics

By Becky Ginos

LAYTON—A group of dancers are headed to Special Olympics Utah to perform pieces they have been practicing for weeks. The students are all special needs ranging from 15 to 28 and ready to show off their skills at the statewide event April 25. 

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