Jamie Rohe won first place in the wind chimes contest. (Photo provided)

SARANAC LAKE — Each week, the staff of Say Real Estate organizes a community project contest through Facebook to keep people busy and positive amid the COVID-19 quarantine. Two weeks ago it was snowmen, last week birdhouses. This week it was planters and wind chimes.

After last week’s contest the judges polled participants on what the next challenge should be. Responders split between planters and wind chimes, so they did both, with prizes in each category. The first place winner in each group won a $100 gift certificate to any local business, and other winners each received a $50 gift certificate to any local business. The prizes were sponsored by local businesses and individuals.

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Planters

¯ First place: Lynda and Phoebe Peer, Mr. Peanut planter, sponsored by Ona Allen Absolutely Adirondacks

Lynda and Phoebe Peer won first place for their planter, shaped like Planters snack mascot Mr. Peanut. (Photo provided)

¯ Kathryn Raymond, bunny planter, sponsored by Savvy Boutique

¯ Mikayla Ploof, beer planter, sponsored by Winter Carnival Queen Nancy Howard Heath

¯ Gunner and Ryder, painted flower pots, sponsored by Winter Carnival Queen Nancy Howard Heath

¯ Mark and Karen Piro, flower planters, sponsored by Winter Carnival King Joe Szwed

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Milo David, 7, won honorable mention for these wind chimes made from old license plates. (Photo provided)

Wind chimes

¯ First place: Jamie Rohe, sponsored by Bob and Peggy Bolton of Bolton Land Surveying

¯ Kyla and William Bova, sponsored by Renee Darrah of Champlain National Bank

¯ Jeannie Louise Gillespie Darrah, sponsored by Say Real Estate

¯ Milo Danger David, sponsored by Say Real Estate

Jeannie Darrah won honorable mention for these wind chimes. (Photo provided)

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You can find the weekly challenges on Facebook by searching for “Quarantination event page.”

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(Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly said Hannah Pelletieri made the bunny planter. It was Kathryn Raymond, age 8; Pelletieri submitted the photo for her.)