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Press-Republican > A northern hawk owl appears deep in thought as it perches in a tree in Champlain. Active in daylight, the owl sits up high, waiting for the opportunity to catch a small mammal for its next meal.(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

Press-Republican > Sue Grimm of Saranac Lake wears butterfly wings at the rally Thursday at Adirondack Park Agency offices in Ray Brook. She is a volunteer at the Visitors Center in Paul Smiths, which has a Butterfly House. The state wants to close down the Visitors Centers because of budget cuts.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Press-Republican > Tsering Phuntsok, a third-generation Thangka painter, grinds precious and semi-precious stones in watercolor pigment to create his paintings or scrolls. This work, which he did at Plattsburgh State, depicts the Buddha.(Staff Photo/Robin Caudell)

Press-Republican > Lauryn Menard of Beekmantown struts her stuff on the runway of the Dance Into Spring Fashion Show at Champlain Centre mall Saturday morning. The fashion show showcased looks for prom as well as casual spring clothes from businesses in the mall.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Press-Republican > Though snow is evident in the field and mountains by his house in New Russia, Patrick Brady knows it won't be long before he can sow his seeds. He, like many, just received a seed catalog in the mail, indicating spring isn't that far off. Throughout the summer, Brady shares his gardening skills with neighbors.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Press-Republican > Plattsburgh High players celebrate a 54-51 victory over Fonda-Fultonville in the boys' Class B regional Friday at Hudson Valley CC in Troy.(P-R Photo/Tim Roske)

Press-Republican > Plattsburgh High School Drama Club rehearses the mambo number from "West Side Story." The cast of 30 features students from grades nine through 12 and also a student-director as well as student set and stage designers under the guidance of Drama Club adviser Cheryl Maggy. Last year's class ventured to New York City on a field trip to see the production on Broadway. "We wanted to educate the students on diversity and tolerance," Maggy said. "We felt this play really puts that message out there."(P-R Photo/Steven Howell)

Press-Republican > Bob Fiske shows some of the products available at his new store, NutriShop, one of the nation's fastest-growing sports-nutrition, weight-loss and wellness chains, at 47 Smithfield Blvd. in Plattsburgh. Fiske features supplements and top brands for the occasional exerciser, body builder, serious competitor or Ironman athlete. He is open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Call 324-6996 for more information.(P-R Photo/Bruce Rowland)

Press-Republican > There are two more chances to see the AuSable Valley Players production of "Anything Goes" at AuSable Valley Central School 7:30 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday. Here, part of the orchestra, including Steven Collier at piano, AuSable Valley students Elizabeth McBreairty on flute, Sadie Duncan on trumpet, Mackenzie Courson on alto saxophone, Jordan Bouyea on trumpet and Trever Sheehan on tenor sax, rehearse the musical score. Familiarity played a key role in selecting "Anything Goes" this year. The production staff knew the musical quite well, but the added bonus was the dancing. "I wanted to incorporate some tap dancing," said co-advisor and show choreographer Diane White. "It's a great, fun musical."(P-R Photo/Steven Howell)

A northern hawk owl appears deep in thought as it perches in a tree in Champlain. Active in daylight, the owl sits up high, waiting for the opportunity to catch a small mammal for its next meal.

(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

> A northern hawk owl appears deep in thought as it perches in a tree in Champlain. Active in daylight, the owl sits up high, waiting for the opportunity to catch a small mammal for its next meal.(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

A northern hawk owl appears deep in thought as it perches in a tree in Champlain. Active in daylight, the owl sits up high, waiting for the opportunity to catch a small mammal for its next meal.

(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

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