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

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