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04/17/09
In the first impression sweepstakes, Alyssa Degreenia would win by a long ray of sunshine. Several adults who work with the 17-year-old Chesapeake High School junior sang praises about her infectious, ever-present smile and perpetually sunny attitude. 
Wendi Winters - The Capital
Reggie the black sheep and Pebbles the piglet are a handful, but Kinder Farm Park 4-H Club president Alyssa Degreenia, 17, a junior at Chesapeake High, enjoys feeding, grooming and caring for these and other farm animals. Find Us On Facebook
Life is just positive to her and it's contagious. When you're around her, you feel it too. She's never down, she appreciates everything she has and every moment she has," said Tim Janiszewski, the youth minister at Our Lady of the Chesapeake Roman Catholic Church. Using a Gallic metaphor, her French teacher, Donna Baker, said: "Paris is the city of lights...
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