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Miss Connecticut contestants arrive

June 25, 2014 12:00 am • Last Updated: June 26, 2014 12:14 am

Miss Connecticut Kaitlyn Tarpey, left, of Stamford, and Miss Hartford County Alexandra Giannelli, center, of Watertown, kiss on the cheek while Tarpey and 2013 Miss Connecticut's Outstanding Teen, Tiana Dyson, background left, of New Haven, stand at the entrance and greet contestants with a flower as they arrive Tuesday at the Quality Inn Mystic. Miss Greater Watertown Krystie Seese, far right, of Naugatuck, waits for a moment. Contestants for the Miss Connecticut and Miss Connecticut's Outstanding Teen arrived Tuesday for the activities leading up to the crowning of the winners at the Garde Arts Center in New London on Saturday.

Miss Connecticut Kaitlyn Tarpey, left, of Stamford, and Miss Hartford County Alexandra Giannelli, center, of Watertown, kiss on the cheek while Tarpey and 2013 Miss Connecticut's Outstanding Teen, Tiana Dyson, background left, of New Haven, stand at the entrance and greet contestants with a flower as they arrive Tuesday at the Quality Inn Mystic. Miss Greater Watertown Krystie Seese, far right, of Naugatuck, waits for a moment. Contestants for the Miss Connecticut and Miss Connecticut's Outstanding Teen arrived Tuesday for the activities leading up to the crowning of the winners at the Garde Arts Center in New London on Saturday.

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