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WV Quarter Design Honorable Mention 5

Putnam County, won first place with her representation of Dolly Sods.

Jeremy Taylor, of Oak Glen High School, was honored for his representation of the Chester Teapot.

Kaylie Elizabeth Williams, of Riverside High School, was honored for her representation of the Babcock State Park gristmil.

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