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Roswell man is semifinalist in jingle contest

By Pat Fox
April 18, 2011

Ryan Almario of Roswell is one of 10 semi-finalists for the Folgers Jingle Contest. The company will narrow the list to five based on online voting for the best jingle. The finalists will then compete in a live audition in New York before songwriter and former American Idol judge, Kara DioGuardi.

Online voting runs through noon April 25, and participants are also eligible for prizes.

To see the videos, visit www.bestpartofwakinup.com.

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