The ice on the Dillon Reservoir has melted. Here’s who won thousands of dollars in the Rotary Club’s annual contest.
The contest, which raises money for the Rotary Club of Summit County's charitable fund, concluded its 37th year when the clock fell through the ice on May 10
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The Rotary Club of Summit County has announced the Ice Melt Contest Winners after the clock fell into the Dillon Reservoir on Wednesday, May 10.
The winners who came closest to guessing the exact date and time were Kyle Williams, who won the $4,000 first prize; Rachel Rich, who won the $2,000 second prize; and Eric Nicholds, who won the $1,000 third prize, according to the Rotary Club.
This marks the 37th year of the popular local contest, which raises about $10,000 annually for the Summit County Rotary Charitable Fund.
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