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* [[0.104/Notes|Sugar 104]] has been released. Many thanks to our release manager, Martin Abente. Note that well over 50% of the patches to Sugar Activities came from youths in the Sugar community and just under 50% of the patches to Sugar core libraries came from youths in the Sugar community.

* Congratulations to Ignacio Rodríguez and Sam Parkinson, the grand-prize winners from Sugar Labs in [http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2015/02/google-code-in-2014-welcome-to-winners.html Google Code-in]. Our finalists are Cristian Garcia, Daksh Shah, and Jae Eun (Jasmine) Park.

* The Fedora 21 release of [[Sugar on a Stick]] is available with [[0.102/Notes|Sugar 0.102]]. Tip-of-the-hat to Peter Robinson and the many community members who have helped with testing and feedback.

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+* [[0.104/Notes|Sugar 104]] has been released. Many thanks to our release manager, Martin Abente. Note that well over 50% of the patches to Sugar Activities came from youths in the Sugar community and just under 50% of the patches to Sugar core libraries came from youths in the Sugar community.
 * Congratulations to Ignacio Rodríguez and Sam Parkinson, the grand-prize winners from Sugar Labs in [http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2015/02/google-code-in-2014-welcome-to-winners.html Google Code-in]. Our finalists are Cristian Garcia, Daksh Shah, and Jae Eun (Jasmine) Park.
 * The Fedora 21 release of [[Sugar on a Stick]] is available with [[0.102/Notes|Sugar 0.102]]. Tip-of-the-hat to Peter Robinson and the many community members who have helped with testing and feedback.