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<p>Xtreme Candy Factory, a competition line of the David Blight School of Dance, competed in the Talent Olympics dance competition held at Mountain Laurel Resort. In the 13-15 age group category, they received first place awards in tap, jazz, modern, pantomime and ballet. Xtreme Candy Factory received the Super &#8216;O&#8217; award for the four highest-scoring dances and a $300 cash award. Participants, from left, first row, are: Destiny Seville, Plymouth; Hannah Kasko, Dallas; Gianna Jaslar, Hanover Township; Brooke Piscotty, Hanover Township; Sarah Bingman, Shickshinny; and Kennedy Wood, Noxen. Back row: Morgan Thomas, Plains; Katie Fitzgerald, Mountain Top; Giulianna Dutter, Forty Fort, Madison Dompkosky, Mountain Top, and Kelly Grevera, Glen Lyon.</p><style>
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Xtreme Candy Factory competes in Talent Olympics