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Teen Contest Competitions Classes had the opportunity to decorate their door to the “Seek the Unknown” theme. Alexandra Hernandez, 17, won the Connecticut. Ninth grader Taylor Chavez said the event would be “an amazing& .We have previously seen employees give up their jobs over the purely coincidental use of the number "666" on standard employment forms.By Luke Marshall Special to the Observer NAUGATUCK — This year`s Connecticut Icon hails from Naugatuck.

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Now a Kentucky teenager Codie Thacker has withdrawn from a regional cross& .Grace Taylor will be the first person to tell you how she has never wanted anything to do with pageants.. There was a good number& .Grace Taylor will be the first person to tell you how she has never wanted anything to do with pageants.

.....Six Birmingham-area teenagers went to Chicago last month with their original poems, faced off with spoken word performance teams from around the world in the Brave New Voices youth spoken word competition, and made&

Six Birmingham-area teenagers went to Chicago last month with their original poems, faced off with spoken word performance teams from around the world in the Brave New Voices youth spoken word competition, and made& ...Brean Capital is impressed with the retailer`s performance in a brutal environment for teenage fashion.. Classes had the opportunity to decorate their door to the “Seek the Unknown” theme

Classes had the opportunity to decorate their door to the “Seek the Unknown” theme. Alexandra Hernandez, 17, won the Connecticut. Ninth grader Taylor Chavez said the event would be “an amazing& .We have previously seen employees give up their jobs over the purely coincidental use of the number "666" on standard employment forms.By Luke Marshall Special to the Observer NAUGATUCK — This year`s Connecticut Icon hails from Naugatuck.