Georgetown Student Crowned Jr. Queen at Topsfield Fair

October 14, 2026

Georgetown student Zaalee Pottle was crowned 2026 Jr. Queen at the Topsfield Fair. Zaalee, a Penn Brook School student who lives with cortical visual impairment, did not realize she had won until she looked at her parents. Her mother Tiffany said CVI is often misdiagnosed and can leave the brain unable to interpret signals from the eyes.

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The Town Common: Georgetown’s Zaalee Pottle Crowned the 2026 Jr. Queen at Topsfield FairOctober 14, 2026

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