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Georgia Napolitano is a very active teenager with both a growing professional career as a singer and a commitment to fulfilling charitable works in her community. In 2009 she spent her summer as a finalist with the Six Flags “Fame” National Talent Search performing at various parks while also initiating and launching the Teens4Autism charity. Her high-profile achievements led Mayor Lee Leffingwell of Austin to proclaim November 19, 2009 as “Georgia Napolitano Day.”

AUSTIN - November 19, 2009 will be proclaimed Georgia Napolitano Day in Austin, Texas by the Austin Mayor. Georgia is scheduled to perform a song in the council chambers at City Hall at approximately 5:30 p.m and after her performance in front of the Mayor and Council members Georgia will receive a Proclamation. The City Council meetings air live on Cable Channel 6, so tell all your family, friends and supporters to watch and don’t forget to set your DVR! Your CD and other materials will be archived at City Hall along with all other musicians honored with a proclamation.

Georgia and the Boys (her band) are delighted that they were invited to perform on the morning show on Fox TV from 7am - 9am Friday August 28th. This is an amazing opportunity to spread the word about Teens4Autism and the up and coming concert.

Tickets are available on www.Teens4Autism.com and if you cannot be at the event in Austin, TX, then donations are very much appreciated

ARLINGTON — A happy state of shock overtook 17-year-old Georgia Napolitano from Austin on Sunday, who was crowned the winner of the Fame National Talent Search at Six Flags Over Texas. She kept repeating, “I can’t believe it,” and promised to wear better shoes to the finals, as that was the judges’ only criticism of her.

Georgia will move on with six other finalists (which were chosen from other Six Flags locations) to compete in the final competition September 5.