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press-republican > Graduating students listen to President Dr. John Ettling's opening remarks during the arts and science portion of SUNY Plattsburgh's 2013 Spring Commencement at the Field House on Saturday. More than 1,100 students adorned caps and gowns to participate in the two ceremonies held at the college.(P-R PHOTO/RACHEL MOORE)

press-republican > Candy Baker of the Fashion Corner in Port Henry holds a prom gown reserved for this year's events. The bridal and prom boutique at 4325 Main St. draws customers from many area schools with a wide selection of gowns and tuxedos.(P-R PHOTO/LOHR McKINSTRY)

press-republican > Peg Tucker, owner of Fashion Exchange, holds one of the many prom dresses available, most with new tags, at her consignment shop in Boynton Square. More girls than ever are looking for prom dresses there, she said. She credits the rise e to second-hand shopping becoming more trendy and popular.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > The sleek Hollywood-glamour look is popular for prom this year, according to Peg Tucker, owner of Fashion Exchange in Plattsburgh. Shoppers are looking for bright colors and something unique to set them apart.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Tuxedos that match dresses are a classic look for men, but this year matching pocket squares and bow-ties are in. The men's accessories add a pop of color, boosting the outfit.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Kristen Petrashune, a sales consultant at Laura's Bridal in Plattsburgh, models a black Jovani dress with large multicolored rhinestones. The fit-and-flair look made with stretch taffeta is in fashion this prom season. According to Heather Cox-Garrow, the sales manager, girls may not think they can pull the look off but, after trying it on, will love their curves in it.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Sarah Perrotte, a sales consultant at Laura's Bridal in Plattsburgh, models a Jovani dress in blush. Nude and blush are popular colors for prom this year, and more dresses are featuring nude-colored mesh that looks like skin but isn't revealing. Perrotte is also wearing Benjamin Walk 2-inch heels with multicolored beading. Flowing chiffon, empire-waist dresses and the Greek-goddess look are also popular styles. (STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Kevin Pratt (from left) Jason Rupp, Jeff Dora and Gerrid Salls work on replacing pipes for a new waterline in front of the Little Italy Restaurant in Saranac Lake. The new line will help to increase the flow of water between the two water tank reservoirs that supply the village. Other recent work included replacement of an aging hydrant from of the Village Offices, where new sidewalk will be installed, too. Both the water and sidewalk projects are nearing completion.(P-R PHOTO/JACK LADUKE)

press-republican > Clinton Community College graduate Travis Sperly (left) of Saranac, who holds an associate degree in criminal justice, chats with Mold-Rite Plastics Human Resources Assistant Tanya Sileo at the Job Fair at West Side Ballroom in Plattsburgh on Wednesday.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > The new indoor golf center at Highland Greens is a 6,000-square-foot barn-shaped facility featuring natural wood siding.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

press-republican > The deck just outside the Highland Greens Golf Course clubhouse was rebuilt two years ago and offers a view of the St. Lawrence River Valley beyond the first and 18th greens.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

press-republican > The Highland Greens Golf Course clubhouse and restraurant shown here was renovated and expanded four years ago.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

press-republican > Golf Professional Harold Webb demonstrates Highland Greens' new indoor golf facility that is open November through March.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

press-republican > Catherine Harrison-Wurster shows how compost works. Each year they flip it to gather the nutrient rich soil from the bottom and use it in their garden. She starts to plant her seedlings at her Pine Street home in Plattsburgh. Harrison-Wurster has been gardening since she was a little girl and her best tip for new gardeners is to research what you're planting. She said she started out buying plants at the North Country Co-Op and the Farmers Market but has since learned to start from seeds. She suggests to know what you're buying and planting, talk to local gardeners and ask for suggestions at the North Country Co-Op or the Farmer's Market.((Staff Photo/Kelli Catana))

press-republican > Michael Goldbloom, principal and vice chancellor of Bishop's University in Sherbrooke, Quebec, speaks at SUNY Plattsburgh.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

Graduating students listen to President Dr. John Ettling's opening remarks during the arts and science portion of SUNY Plattsburgh's 2013 Spring Commencement at the Field House on Saturday. More than 1,100 students adorned caps and gowns to participate in the two ceremonies held at the college.

(P-R PHOTO/RACHEL MOORE)

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