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Milton High rising senior wins 3D modeling contest MILTON, Ga. — Shiven Sharma, a rising senior at Milton High School, won in 3D modeling at the Georgia Student Technology Competition in March as a member of the Eagle Labs engineering club. In the category, competitors create original digital 3D models using specialized software. The projects involve designing objects, environments, prototypes or other creative and functional models without requiring physical construction. Competitors are expected to present their work digitally and explain the intended purpose of their model, along with the design process and the tools and techniques used.
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Chloe Prasse, 5, waves a U.S. flag during the city of Milton’s Memorial Day Ceremony at City Hall on Monday, May 26.
Remembering the fallen City of Milton holds Memorial Day ceremony SHIVEN SHARMA/PROVIDED
Shiven Sharma holds his first-place medal March 6 after representing Milton High School at the Georgia Student Technology Competition in 3D modeling.
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By DEAN HESSE newsroom@appenmedia.com MILTON, Ga. — The city of Milton honored U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the armed forces during its Memorial Day Ceremony at City Hall May 25. The ceremony included the mayor's reading of the city's proclamation recognizing May
25 as Memorial Day in Milton, the presentation of colors and the performance of the national anthem. The Rev. Chip Magner, retired U.S. Navy captain, opened with an invocation. "We remember not only names etched in monuments, but lives filled with courage, sacrifice and love of country," Magner said. Mayor Peyton Jamison, in his
welcoming remarks, reflected on the human cost of military service. "We remember those who left home and never returned," Jamison said. "Every name, every marker, every flag placed in honor represents a life — not an idea, not a statistic — a life, a person with a story, a family, faith, courage, humor, and love."
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