Granger Path Project: Logo Contest Winners on Display

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Logo Contest Winners on Display

You can see the winning Logo Contest entries on display at the Harris branch public library (on Elm St. just north of S.R. 23), or by clicking on this link.

We're very proud of our contestants and hope to soon have these incorporated into a logo that can be used to identify the project.

May 31, 2005 in Logo Contest Updates | Permalink

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