Philanthropy Leads Westfield High School Grad to Princess Program


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Philanthropy leads Westfield High School grad to Princess Program.

Applicants must attend an accredited Indiana college or university.

Laura Shupe is most looking forward to the Indy 500 May 25 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Carb Day May 23.

Shupe conducted outreaches at her former elementary school, Carey Ridge in Westfield, with a local Girl Scout troop and at a pancake breakfast.

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