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Invent a civic mascot

Published: Thu, Mar. 27, 2008 12:30AM

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The City of Raleigh has invented Rainy, a raindrop in yellow galoshes, to be its mascot in the fight for water conservation. But the drought isn't the Triangle's only problem that could use a cartoon cheerleader. That's where you come in.

Invent a mascot for a civic issue in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill or elsewhere and send it to us. Here are a few examples to get you going:

* Terry the Central Raleigh Teardown

* Gus the Wake Reassignment Bus

* Norv the Blueprint, emblem of the Carolina North planning process.

* Crumbles, the DOT Rubble

We'll take your best submissions and have our team of crack illustrators make them real. Post them at the share .triangle.com Web site or e-mail them to merelman@newsobserver.com.

Look for winners soon in The N&O.

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