And the winner is…

5th Annual Inlet Grove Car Show

Tahalia Rennie, Features Editor|February 19, 2020

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Brianna Dwyer, Sydney Thurston, Miyocha Simeon, Mr. Hanif

GRAND PRIZE: After votes were cast it was time for the awards to be passed out. The Principal’s Award aka the Best in Show award goes to the 1969 Olympic Gold Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Convertible. Congratulations to Clay Scott on the first place prize, and all the other winners and participants.

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Hey, my name is Tahalia (tuh-HAY-lia), I'm a Junior in the Culinary Academy and a second year Journalism student. I have a passion for food and I enjoy...

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