Croke, Karen. "Grace VanderWaal won 'AGT' one year ago, Sept. 14, 2016", The Journal News, September 14, 2017. Accessed September 26, 2017. "One year ago tonight, Grace VanderWaal, a talented but then unknown middle school student from Suffern, won the biggest prize of her then young life: The $1 million grand prize on America's Got Talent."
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