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Press-Republican > Seventh-grade student Connor Croghan begins the task of transforming the AuSable Valley Middle-High School auditorium stage into a seafaring vessel in time for the AuSable Valley Players production of "Anything Goes." The musical is presented March 11 through 13.(P-R Photo/Steve Howell)

Press-Republican > Chateaugay Central School junior Alex Lamica, who plays the overbearing Captain Von Trapp, and senior Catherine Decosse, who plays the governess Maria, look over the script and discuss a scene from the school's upcoming production of "The Sound of Music." The musical is presented March 19 through 21.(P-R Photo/Steve Howell)

Press-Republican > Executive Chef David Allen (left) and chef/owner Howard Fleisher will open Michele's Fine Dining in Plattsburgh Wednesday. The restaurant, tapas and piano bar and banquet hall has seating for 130 diners.
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Press-Republican > Beverly Kie, Norbert Yakey, Emily Castine and Matt Smith, members of the New York State Retired Teachers Association Northeastern Zone/Mooers Knights of Columbus, revel in their victory over the AuSable Valley Teachers Association. The 18th Annual Literacy Challenge held Saturday at Champlain Centre has been going since 1993, the event raises money for the Literacy Volunteers of Clinton County, who tutor adults wishing to improve their literacy and English-speaking skills. (P-R Photo/Casey Ryan Vock)

Press-Republican > Logan Brown, 8, of the Town of Franklin, struggles to hold up the 6-pound 12-ounce pike he caught Sunday. Brown placed first in the youth category of the Colby Classic Ice Fishing Derby held over the weekend in Saranac Lake. This was the 26th year of the fishing event.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Press-Republican > Paul Badore, visiting from Lynchburg, Va., spends the afternoon gathering firewood in Peru. The relative lack of snow this winter allows for the easy removal of firewood. Badore said there is more snow back home in Lynchburg than here in Peru.(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

Press-Republican > Employees at Forrence Orchards in Peru spend the afternoon ''farming the sunlight,'' a phrase used to describe the tree-trimming process as they prepare for the 2010 crop. Due to a large 2009 harvest, the average price per bushel is significantly lower than its been in previous years.(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

Press-Republican > Enthusiastic crowds turned out Friday in Saranac Lake for a parade honoring local Olympic athletes and for an autograph-signing session in the Town Hall. Hundreds lined up to get the signatures of the local athletes competing in the 2010 Winter Olympics.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Press-Republican > Hundreds lined the downtown streets in Saranac Lake Friday to honor local athletes who competed in the recent Winter Olympics in Vancouver. The half-dozen athletes later signed autographs for the public in the Town Hall. About 3,000 people turned out for the event.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Seventh-grade student Connor Croghan begins the task of transforming the AuSable Valley Middle-High School auditorium stage into a seafaring vessel in time for the AuSable Valley Players production of "Anything Goes." The musical is presented March 11 through 13.

(P-R Photo/Steve Howell)

> Seventh-grade student Connor Croghan begins the task of transforming the AuSable Valley Middle-High School auditorium stage into a seafaring vessel in time for the AuSable Valley Players production of "Anything Goes." The musical is presented March 11 through 13.(P-R Photo/Steve Howell)

Seventh-grade student Connor Croghan begins the task of transforming the AuSable Valley Middle-High School auditorium stage into a seafaring vessel in time for the AuSable Valley Players production of "Anything Goes." The musical is presented March 11 through 13.

(P-R Photo/Steve Howell)

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