Photos by Frank J. Leone, Jr.
Quota International of Andover’s Merrimack Valley Idol Competition, Windham/Andover Hotel, Andover, Nov. 17, 2012
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Reviewing the evening program, from left, Mary Montbleau of Pelham, district governor Quota No. 29, Tina Cummings of North Reading, and Lisa Green of Salem, both co-chairmen of event.
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Volcalists who competed in the Idol competition, from left, Delilah Kaufmann-Laduc of Andover, Alexandura LaFontaine of Dracut, Evan Denmark of Andover, Connor McGrath of Bradford, Julia Fisher of Methuen and Bonnie Rynkowski of Beverly.
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Idol contestants, from left, Ilia Paulino and Nurilys Cintron, both of Lawrence, Jamian Figueroa of Haverhill and Susan Hawes of Andover, all vocalists.
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