Albert Hall School student Inga Zimba was the star pupil at the Waterville school after being named the winner for Maine in the Doodle4Google competition on Tuesday.
Her doodle, Save a Google Bees,” depicting robotic bees that gather dates on beehives and prevent colony collapse disorder, was selected from tens of thousands of entries.
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WINNER’S CIRCLE: Albert Hall School student Inga Zimba, center, has been named the winner for Maine in the Doodle4Google competition. Staff photo by David Leaming
GOOGLE THIS KID: Sally Zhao and Sean Ivester of Google and the students and staff at the Albert Hall School in Waterville applaud fifth-grader Inga Zimba and her unveiled winning artwork in a national contest for the next theme for Google on Tuesday. Staff photo by David Leaming
Voting on entries from all 50 states is ongoing until May 9.
A national winner will be announced May 21. View Inga’s doodle and vote at google.com/doodle4google/vote.
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