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The contest covers the period from last July to the present. Winners must be local to Alameda or Contra Costa Counties. Only one ballot per person. Your votes should be your own. Duplicate ballots reflecting slate voting will be discarded, and the intended recipients of your efforts will be disqualified. Valid ballots must have legitimate votes in at least 25 categories. Participants may submit comments about any winner; the best comments will be compiled and published in the issue.

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