GMR Robotics formally thanks city for support-- City approves fire department motions

by Ryan Bergeron
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GMR senior driver Berlyn Burkel works at the team’s kickoff meeting on January 6 at the GMR School. This year’s kickoff video highlighted the phrase “Orchestrating Solutions” and the GMR team is already on that. At its kickoff meeting, the GMR Robotics team went to work dissecting the game and strategizing. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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