Humans of Tioga County

Interview of Lindsay Crance by me, Darby Crance. This is my Humans of Tioga County journalism project to interview someone in my community and share quote that I think is important

By Darby C. from Williamson High School in Pennsylvania

“Get all the information you can but don’t hesitate too long when you’re making decisions because nothing is going to work out the way you think it is. If you’re too focused on sticking to the plan, you’re going to miss a lot of great opportunities.”

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