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Christmas card design contest winner

Contributed | Posted: Nov. 13, 2019, 8:41 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 19, 2019, 10:49 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Heidi Martin, age 12, from Doyles is the winner of the Christmas card design contest and a prize of $250.
Heidi Martin, age 12, from Doyles is the winner of the Christmas card design contest and a prize of $250. - Contributed

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Heidi Martin, age 12, from Doyles is the winner of the Christmas card design contest and a prize of $250. - Contributed
Heidi Martin, age 12, from Doyles is the winner of the Christmas card design contest and a prize of $250. - Contributed

Honorable mentions

Erin Sullivan, age 11, from Riverhead, Harbour Grace
Erin Sullivan, age 11, from Riverhead, Harbour Grace

Madelyn Andersen, age 11,  from North West River.
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Recipes, traditions and more in our Holidays section
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