Last Saturday, May 21, 2016, many members of the Trinity family and others that live on the Lakes Martha and Burkett gathered together to restore the lakes. Plants were provided by the state to help reduce unwanted algae and provide more oxygen in the water. The process will aid Trinity’s surrounding environment and help the lake and its organisms to become healthier.
Community Gathers Together to Restore Their Environment
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Emma Meeks, Photo Editor
Emma Meeks is starting her second year on the photography staff of the Trinity Voice. After the “legacy” left by her older brother a couple years earlier, Emma had big shoes to fill: being published at least once a semester. If she’s not snapping shots at school events, Emma is usually braiding her fellow photographer Kendra’s hair or taking naps with her cat. Her motto is a quote from the inspirational Byron Lawson: “If you see me around campus taking your picture, and you don’t want your picture taken…tough! It’s my homework.”