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The A-blast Holiday Lights Contest results

Colleen Adenan, Co-Editor in Chief
December 21, 2012
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Courtesy of Monica Bentley
Business teacher Monica Bentley is the winner of this year’s Holiday Lights Contest.

The A-blast received several entries for its Holiday Lights Contest, which are displayed above with the names of each entry. The winner of this year’s contest is business teacher Monica Bentley, who decorated her house with a multitude of lights in the bushes, the windows and on the roof. Bentley has won a $20 Target giftcard. Happy holidays from The A-blast staff!

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About the Contributor
Andrea Melendez
Andrea Melendez, Weekend Editor
This is Andrea's second year on A-Blast after joining Junior year. She is co-editor of the Weekend page with Rowan Shartel and enjoys all aspects of the job. In addition to working on the newspaper, Andrea is also co-president of the National English Honor Society and STAND club. In her spare time, watching movies and hanging out with her family are a must.
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