Labranche wins Christmas story contest division

The story of Buster, a puppy that got lost but was found and adopted by Santa

  • Dec. 19, 2011 5:00 p.m.
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Eight-year-old Eve Labranche won first place in the Times' Christmas Story Contest for the Kindergarten - Grade 3 division with this story about a lost puppy. Brendan Green came second while Sequoia Keen took third place.

Eight-year-old Eve Labranche won first place in the Times' Christmas Story Contest for the Kindergarten - Grade 3 division with this story about a lost puppy. Brendan Green came second while Sequoia Keen took third place.

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