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Frontier Elementary School's Michael Goodman's entry, "What Part of the Flame Burns the Hottest," stands on display Tuesday afternoon at the Montana State University-Northern Hi-Line Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
A ribbon for Northern's science and engineering Fair is displayed Tuesday afternoon on Goodman's project.
The Hi-Line Regional Science and Engineering Fair had more than 100 hypotheses proven valid or incorrect at Montana State University-Northern Tuesday.
Madison Reichelt took first overall in the science fair. Caleb and Julia Meisdalen took second and Gabriella Blatt took third.
Reichelt and the Meisdalens won all-expense paid trips to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Philadelphia May 10-15.
Many schools and towns brought their fiftth- to 12th-graders, including Culbertson, Frontier-Wolf Point, Hinsdale, Saco, Big Sandy, North Star, Turner, Malta, Whitewater and Glasgow.
The fair has been held at MSU-Northern for 24 years. According to a press release, approximately 150 students were to be interviewed by judges several times throughout the day.
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