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Vermont Gov. James Douglas reaches to waving hands and high-fives from students riding their school bus from Duclos Barstow Memorial School in Chittenden, Vt., to Crown Point Historic Site. The children managed to end up on the same crossing with Douglas and New York Gov. David A. Paterson, heading to the groundbreaking for the new Crown Point bridge.(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)
Saranac's Jake Spear competes in the boys' triple jump at the NYSPHSAA state track & field championships in Vestal Friday. Spear finished 12th.(P-R Photo/Mike Okoniewski)
About 340 people participated in the second-annual Stepping Out to Cure Scleroderma walk Sunday morning at Beekmantown Town Hall Park in memory of Randy Edward Duprey, who lost a battle with the disease in January of 2009. The chronic autoimmune disease results in an overabundance of collagen, causing a hardening of the skin, which can affect the organs in more advanced cases. Money raised by the event, which included a silent auction and bake sale, will be put into a fund to support Clinton County residents with scleroderma.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)
Michael Champagne is all smiles after crossing the finish line in the boys 1,600-meter run. He came in fifth in Div. II and 13th, overall, in the federation.(P-R Photo/Mike Okoniewski)
Competitors in men's category 5 look for an advantage by drafting as they race along Main Street during the Saranac Lake Criterium races on Sunday. For results, see Page B4.(P-R Photo/Pat Hendrick)
The bell tower of Harrietstown Town Hall looms overhead as racers compete in the men's category 5 during the Saranac Lake Criterium races on Sunday.(P-R Photo/Pat Hendrick)
Molly Roush of Northeastern Clinton is on her way to a third-place finish Friday in the 800 meters. (P-R Photo/Mike Okoniewski)
Free-roaming house cats have been found to be very effective predators of small mammals.(P-R Photo/Dennis Aprill)
The former mill building near the entrance to the old mine shaft on the hill above the hamlet of Lyon Mountain has been a landmark for many years. Geographically isolated and falling into disrepair, it's future is uncertain.(P-R Photo/Bruce Rowland)
Vermont Gov. James Douglas reaches to waving hands and high-fives from students riding their school bus from Duclos Barstow Memorial School in Chittenden, Vt., to Crown Point Historic Site. The children managed to end up on the same crossing with Douglas and New York Gov. David A. Paterson, heading to the groundbreaking for the new Crown Point bridge.

(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)
Vermont Gov. James Douglas reaches to waving hands and high-fives from students riding their school bus from Duclos Barstow Memorial School in Chittenden, Vt., to Crown Point Historic Site. The children managed to end up on the same crossing with Douglas and New York Gov. David A. Paterson, heading to the groundbreaking for the new Crown Point bridge.(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)
Vermont Gov. James Douglas reaches to waving hands and high-fives from students riding their school bus from Duclos Barstow Memorial School in Chittenden, Vt., to Crown Point Historic Site. The children managed to end up on the same crossing with Douglas and New York Gov. David A. Paterson, heading to the groundbreaking for the new Crown Point bridge.

(Staff Photo/Kim Smith Dedam)
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