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    July 26, 2008

    Poster child

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    Alexandra Sciallo, a third-grade student at St. Mark School in Stratford, recently captured first place in Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority's Second Annual Mixed Paper Recycling Poster Contest. The CRRA will use Alexandra's poster to get the word out that junk mail, magazines, and catalogs can now be recycled along with your newspapers. Alexandra, above, received her award at a ceremony at the Stratford Children's Garbage Museum. The contest was open to second- and third-grade students in Fairfield County and more than 100 posters were entered.

    Posted by Bustraan on July 26, 2008 6:47 PM

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