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Local students win bank art contest

Posted Wednesday, February 8, 2012 3:13 pm

Courtesy West Hempstead Schools

Students Sandra Moya and Theodore Kim were presented with bank checks and ribbons for their winning art pieces which were formerly showcased in the local branch of People’s United Bank. With the students are bank employees Enrique Prada, left, and Rich Ritchie, art teacher Kathleen Kayton-Courtney, second left, and George Washington School Principal Theresa Ganley.

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