The Rotary Club of Everett on Dec. 18 honored Everett High School student Zenaida Zabalza, Cascade High School student Lilyanna Sullivan and Sequoia High School Student Taylor Patrick as Rotary Students of the Month. (Contributed photo)

The Rotary Club of Everett on Dec. 18 honored Everett High School student Zenaida Zabalza, Cascade High School student Lilyanna Sullivan and Sequoia High School Student Taylor Patrick as Rotary Students of the Month. (Contributed photo)

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3 named Everett Students of the Month

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