On Saturday, Sept. 20, the Students Working Against Tobacco chapter of Moore Haven Middle High School...
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MOORE HAVEN — On Saturday, Sept. 20, the Students Working Against Tobacco chapter of Moore Haven Middle High School volunteered their time to help collect trash at a local park. The Glades County Sheriff’s department kept everyone safe during the clean up and County Commissioner Jerry “Gator” Sapp participated with the Glades County Tobacco Free Partnership. [Photo courtesy MHMHS Yearbook Facebook]
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