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Zip06, CATS, and the Community

April 26, 2010 12:00 am • Last Updated: April 26, 2010 2:32 pm

By Zip06 Staff

Jennifer Sammons at the Zip06 booth at the Garde Friday night.

Zip06 staffers manned an informational booth in the Garde theater lobby during the performances of "CATS" over the weekend and showcased photos sent in to the Zip06 CATS contest. Katherine Brodaski and Susan Bibeau, winners of the random drawing, won free tickets to the performance and stopped by the booth on their way to the show.

Dozens of show attendees stopped by to chat with Jennifer, Marisa, Elise, and Melissa. There, they were able to pick up the latest issues of the Times weekly publications, get a demonstration of the Zip06.com website, or pick up Zip06 freebies like notepads and pens. Visitors loved the posters displaying the submitted cat photos and were encouraged to check back with the site for future contests.

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