The Winner of the “Eye Spy” Puzzle Contest Is…

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The Winner of the “Eye Spy” Puzzle Contest Is…

01 Aug

The “Eye Spy” Puzzle Contest has come to an end and the results are in…that mysterious eye was the eye of the White Seahorse! Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations to the 4 people who guessed correctly:Kelly Edwards,Theo Davis, Debbie Kingsbury, and Ella Ettinger!

Now, after putting all the names in a hat and drawing one, the winner of the 3,000 piece version of “Life” is:

**Kelly Edwards**

Congratulations Kelly!

Please email evrypiececounts@gmail.com with your mailing address and we will be sending the puzzle to you

Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest! I know it was tricky, but you all had great guesses!

Hope you all had fun

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Kate’s Project

Kaitlin Reilly, resident of Northern NJ and junior at Northern Highlands Regional High School, will be completing the ‘World’s Largest Jigsaw Puzzle’ (24,000 pieces and 70 sq. ft.), entitled, “Life”, to raise funds for Autism Research and Autism Awareness. Reilly, having been working on jigsaw puzzles for the last seven years feels that this is the biggest challenge yet. She is asking that individuals, families, and friends that feel strongly about this cause donate $1 towards the completion of the puzzle. She hopes to ultimately raise $24,000 for Autism Speaks, the world’s largest Autism advocacy organization.
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