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The document announces the winners of the AAA Poster Design contest. Megan Staropoli from South Orangetown Middle School won second place and a $125 savings bond for her poster on steering clear of drinking and driving. Annalisa Fugazzotto and Kerry Nevin from the same school both won third place plaques and $100 savings bonds, with themes about drinking and driving and traffic signs. Sohee Koo from Tottenville H.S. won the grand award plaque, a $5,000 Visa gift check, and first place plaque with a $300 Visa gift check for her poster on driving sober.
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