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Anne Marie Brock, daughter of John and Susan Brock of Butler, recently participated in the People to People student ambassador program.A senior at Butler High School, Brock traveled to Paris, several cities in Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar during July, interacting with citizens from each location.———

<B>Christopher Paul </B>of Butler has been accepted to Edinboro University for the fall term. He plans to study criminal justice.He is a graduate of Butler High School, where he was involved in marching band, cross country, the rifle team and was the JROTC battalion commander.Paul is the son of Alan and Laura Paul.———

<B>Ryan Koch</B>, son of Kent and Anne Koch of Harmony, recently received the award for Most Promising Sophomore Leader at Northwood University, Midland, Mich.———

<B>Matthew O'Malley </B>of West Sunbury has been accepted to Edinboro University for the fall term. He plans to study business administration and accounting.He received several scholarships from the university, AK Steel, the Butler road race and the ASL golf outing, which will pay for his full tuition.He is also enrolled in the university's Dr. Robert C. Weber Honors Program.O'Malley is a graduate of Moniteau High School, where he was involved in the Spanish club, the international language club, the academic decathlon-honors division, the varsity cross country team, the varsity track team and the foreign language competing team.He was also involved in numerous community service and church activities and received numerous academic and leadership awards.O'Malley is the son of Michael and Victoria O'Malley.———

<B>Christopher Bullman</B>, a recent graduate of the WCA Hospital School of Medical Technology, was recently presented the school's Outstanding Student Award. As part of the award, he received a $1,000 savings bond from the Murray S. Marsh Fund.Criteria for the award includes capability, responsibility, compassion and reinvestment in community health.The son of Don and Sherry Bullman, he is a 2002 graduate of Karns City High School and a graduate of Indiana (Pa.)University, where he received a bachelor of science degree in medical technology.Bullman has accepted a staff medical technology position at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh.———

<B>Corey McGrath </B>of Saxonburg has been accepted to Edinboro University for the fall term. He plans to study graphic arts.A graduate of Knoch High School, he was involved in the school's orchestra, FCCLA, the audio/visual club, the theater orchestra pit and the district orchestra.McGrath is the son of Tracy Roberts of Saxonburg and Thomas McGrath of Bethel Park.

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