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Caitlin Miller

  • Editorial Strategist, Teachable
Brooklyn, Rolling Hills
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Letter to the editor | Johnstown at a crossroads

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By Caitlin Miller
| The Tribune Democrat Verified
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Coloring contest winners: These artworks tugged on the heart strings

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By Caitlin Miller
| The Bellingham Herald Verified
Creative kids of the Spokane area delivered colorful works of art for the annual Valentine's Day coloring contest, filling the judges' own hearts with lots of love. Artwork is judged across three age groups: ages 4 and younger, ages 5 to 8 and ages 9 to 12. Among entries that captured the judges were a "shredded" cupid - as one newsroom judge put it - a colorful sunset and several beautiful messages of love. It's an understatement that picking the top three for each age group is difficult.
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Coloring contest winners: Whimsical mittens impressed judges in contest that left them wanting more

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By Caitlin Miller
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
The snow arrived just in time Tuesday for The Spokesman-Review staff to judge the annual mitten coloring contest. Creative children of the region submitted eye-catching artwork that left judges wanting more. With there having been fewer contestants than past years - this one marks the lowest of any other - the contest was shrunk into two categories: ages 5 and younger, and 6 to 12. This year, six Spokane-area kids made it to the top, whereas normally the contest would feature nine.
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