By MONICA ZUÑIGA
Special to the NEWS
Photo by Monica Zuñiga
The Rio Hondo Junior High Student Council spearheaded a “Keep It Warm” campaign for the month of December, in which students presented Maggie’s House and Trinidad Adult Day Care Center in Rio Hondo with gloves, beanies, scarves and socks. Students also performed Christmas carols.
RIO HONDO – The Rio Grande Valley isn’t exactly a winter wonderland, but when the cold fronts come in, if you are left without a jacket the cold snaps can feel especially chilly. The Rio Hondo Junior High Student Council took matters into their own hands and decided to alleviate the need for winter clothes at the Cameron County Children’s Advocacy Centers.
The primary center in San Benito, Maggie’s House, works with abused children from the ages of 2-17.
For more on this story, pick up a copy of the Dec. 25 edition of the San Benito News. Or view our E-Edition by clicking here.
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