The design for Arlington’s 2010-2011 vehicle decal has been chosen.
Appropriately, considering this winter’s historic snowfall, the design features a snow-covered bridge over the W&OD trail.
The winner was chosen from a pool of 19 designs submitted by local high school students. It will soon be featured on the 155,000 vehicles garaged in Arlington.
The photo for this year’s design was submitted by Providence Smith of Wakefield High School. She said the photo “represents the recreational opportunities [in] Arlington.”
Smith and the three other design finalists, Cynthia Carson and Patricia Murray of Washington-Lee High and Sam Jones of the Potomac School, will each receive a $500 savings bond from Wachovia Bank.
Photos from today’s board meeting, where the winning design was revealed, after the jump.
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I am biting my tongue over the layers of irony piled thicker than the snow remaining on our county’s ped/bike infrastructure, and will just congratulate Ms Smith and the other finalists on their beautiful photos.
Yeah! A decal that reflects Arlington – as opposed to the pentagon!
Heh. I’m with you, Darren.
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This is a beautiful decal and Providence Smith is a very talented photographer. Congrats!