What a sight it would be to see hundreds of iguanas moving in the same direction. Even though each individual lizard has a unique scale pattern, all of them together would be a sea of green unlike any other.
A similar mantra was unveiled last week and celebrated at Stafford Intermediate School – home of the Iguanas, by the way – as the school opened for the new year and the fifth- and sixth-graders now under the watchful eyes of new principal Sean Reilly started taking off for wherever their…
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