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Madison Students Score Big At 4-H Fair Competition

Dozens of 4-H youth and adults from across Morris County have been honored for their skills.

Rachel Nollkamper of Madison shows her two ribbons.
Rachel Nollkamper of Madison shows her two ribbons. (Photo courtesy of Morris County 4-H)

MADISON, NJ - Dozens of 4-H youth and adults from across Morris County have been honored for their skills in everything from fine art, food, and photography, to goat racing and rabbit showmanship at the Morris County 4-H Fair, which was held at Chubb Park in Chester Township this summer.

Included in the winners circle were students from Madison:

Fine Art Division

Grades 4-8: 2-D Art Unit. Best in Show

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Kristen Shindle of Madison for “Sunset Over Mountains.

Grades 9-13: Honorable Mention

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Rachel Nollkamper of Madison for “A Surrealistic Night Sky.’’

Rabbit Showmanship

First Place, Buckanears 4-H club member, Rachel Nollkamper of Madison Furry

"We congratulate all of the young people who showed off their skills and talents, and who were willing to put them on public display for judging during the 4-H Fair," said Morris County Freeholder Director Doug Cabana.

Approximately 150 4-H members, other Morris County youths, and adult 4-H volunteers participated with over 615 entries. Projects were on display during the four-day fair for the public to see.

For more information about 4-H clubs or becoming a 4-H volunteer, visit the 4-H website or contact the 4-H office (973) 285-8301 or email 4hmorris@njaes.rutgers.edu.

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