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New Lewis County Dairy Princess Crowned

April 29, 2019   01:30 p.m.
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    Lowville, NY- The Lewis County Dairy Princess Program held the 54th Annual
    Lewis County Dairy Princess Pageant on Saturday night, at the Lowville Elks
    Lodge, selecting a princess to succeed outgoing Lewis County Dairy Princess
    Reegan Domagala, who was crowned New York State Dairy Princess earlier this
    year.

    Kelsey Beyer, a sophomore at Lowville Academy, was crowned the 2019-20
    Lewis County Dairy Princess. Aubree Domagala, a freshman at South Lewis,
    was selected as first alternate and Brooke Platt, a sophomore at South Lewis,
    received the honor of second alternate.

    In addition, fourteen youths will participate in the program this year as Dairy
    Ambassadors.

    Biographies for each of the girls, provided by the Lewis County Dairy Princess
    Program, are included below.

    Kelsey Beyer is the daughter of Dean Beyer and lives in Lowville. Kelsey is
    sponsored by her Uncle Ernie and Aunt Amy Beyer of Glory Day farms, a 270
    cow dairy on the West Road in Lowville. Kelsey is currently a 10th grader at
    Lowville Academy, where she is an officer for the FFA Club. She also takes part
    in Spanish club, youth group, varsity soccer, ski team and LCU soccer.

    When asked why she would like to become the Dairy princess she said, “I want
    to be a dairy princess because I am passionate about the dairy industry and I
    would like to keep promoting the industry along with informing consumers about
    the importance of dairy.”

    Kelsey plans to attend college and pursue a career in business.

    Aubree Domagala is the daughter of Robert and Nancy Domagala of Boonville.
    The Domagala family owns Leyden View Farm, a 65 cow farm on the East Road.
    They are active members of Farm Bureau, Lowville Producers, and the Lowville
    Farmer’s Co-Op. Aubree is an active member of South Lewis FFA, 4H, Lewis
    County Holstein club, the Snow Ridge ski team, band and track. Aubree is in
    advanced regents courses at South Lewis High school as a freshman.

    When asked why she would like to become the Dairy Princess she said, “I have
    witnessed the diligent work that farmers put forth to care for their animals and
    land, by being raised on a dairy farm. I feel that I am able to communicate
    strongly with individuals and spread the importance of the dairy industry.”

    Aubree plans to attend college and major in agricultural economics and
    communications.

    Brooke Platt is the daughter of Nicholas and Sarah Platt of Lyons Falls. The
    Platt Family has a small beef farm. They are active in the county 4H beef club
    and are members of the Angus association. Brooke is sponsored by Kozy Knoll
    Farms, owned by Phil Kubinski.

    Brooke is active in soccer, volleyball and softball at South Lewis High School,
    where she is in the 10th grade. Brooke takes part in advanced math and is a part
    of the Horizon I Program at Clarkson University. In her free time, she enjoys
    drawing and painting; she recently had art on display at the Turin Library Art
    Show.

    When asked why she would like to become the next Lewis County Dairy Princess
    she said, “I would like to be the next Dairy Princess to help promote local dairy
    farms and milk products, as well as, teach the importance of dairy consumption.”

    Brooke plans to attend college for engineering.
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From Left to Right: Brooke Platt,2nd Alternate Dairy Princess; Reegan Domagala, NYS
Dairy Princess and outgoing Lewis County Dairy Princess; Kelsey Beyer, 2019-2020
Lewis County Dairy Princess; and Aubree Domagala, 1st Alternate Dairy Princess
                        2019-20 Lewis County Dairy Princess Court and Dairy Ambassadors