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  • Friday, May 3, 2019 10:53am
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Voting begins March 22 for the Best of Renton 2019! Click here to vote for your favorite Renton restaurants, businesses, community leaders and more.

Participants will be entered in a drawing for gift cards from McLendon Hardware, Marianna’s Ristorante and Renton Bistro. Winners of this year’s contest will be announced May 23 at the Best of Renton 2019 Awards Gala sponsored by the Renton Reporter and Renton Chamber of Commerce. Winners will also be announced in the Renton Reporter’s print edition May 24.

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