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Students write Christmas letters to veterans

Summary by Winchester Sun
The holidays are when many spend time with loved ones. However, not all may have such an opportunity. For those serving overseas, and those willing to put on an armed services uniform, Amberly Wilson’s 4th-grade students at Conkwright Elementary School wrote their own “Merry Christmas” letters. The act is also one of many that Wilson will undertake as one of just 10 teachers statewide selected to participate in the Kentucky Department of Educati…

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Students write Christmas letters to veterans

The holidays are when many spend time with loved ones. However, not all may have such an opportunity. For those serving overseas, and those willing to put on an armed services uniform, Amberly Wilson’s 4th-grade students at Conkwright Elementary School wrote their own “Merry Christmas” letters. The act is also one of many that Wilson will undertake as one of just 10 teachers statewide selected to participate in the Kentucky Department of Educati…

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Winchester Sun broke the news in on Saturday, January 3, 2026.
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