Badger Music performs in “Badger’s Got Talent”

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Aidan Carpenter plays the trumpet during the Badger Music Revue, “Badger’s Got Talent”—a dinner and show event held at the Badger School, March 21 and 22. (photo by Val Truscinski)


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