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Andy Hutchinson of Leicester with the nice 5-pointer he shot opening weekend near his home. Andy is one of the few hunters who were able to connect with a legal buck in our area during the first week of the Vermont rifle Deer Season. Hunters were finding it difficult to locate legal bucks with no snow and mild temperatures in the area.
photo by Cheryl White
Andy Hutchinson of Leicester with the nice 5-pointer he shot opening weekend near his home. Andy is one of the few hunters who were able to connect with a legal buck in our area during the first week of the Vermont rifle Deer Season. Hunters were finding it difficult to locate legal bucks with no snow and mild temperatures in the area.
15-year old Pierre Laroche, son of Marc and Chris Laroche of Shoreham, was fortunate enough to bag his first buck during youth day 2007. This is the last youth season Pierre will be eligible to hunt, due to his age. The 5-point 130 lb buck was taken with help from guides Gregory Raymond and JJ Mackey.
photo by Chris Laroche
15-year old Pierre Laroche, son of Marc and Chris Laroche of Shoreham, was fortunate enough to bag his first buck during youth day 2007. This is the last youth season Pierre will be eligible to hunt, due to his age. The 5-point 130 lb buck was taken with help from guides Gregory Raymond and JJ Mackey.
Major Randall Gates of the National Guard Family Readiness Group presents a certificate to Vergennes American Legion Auxiliary Unit 14's president, Pam Norton acknowledging the Unit's contribution to the Family Readiness Charitable Fund. The Fund helps with imminent needs of guard families. The presentation was held at Post 14's annual Veterans Day dinner. Donations may be made to The Vermont National Guard Charitable Fund c/o Captain Lee-Ann Belval, 789 Vermont National Guard Road, Colchester, Vermont 05446-3099. These donations go to the non-profit which then turns around and uses them for emergency requests from our soldiers, airmen, and their families. Each donation is recognized by a letter for tax purposes.
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Major Randall Gates of the National Guard Family Readiness Group presents a certificate to Vergennes American Legion Auxiliary Unit 14's president, Pam Norton acknowledging the Unit's contribution to the Family Readiness Charitable Fund. The Fund helps with imminent needs of guard families. The presentation was held at Post 14's annual Veterans Day dinner. Donations may be made to The Vermont National Guard Charitable Fund c/o Captain Lee-Ann Belval, 789 Vermont National Guard Road, Colchester, Vermont 05446-3099. These donations go to the non-profit which then turns around and uses them for emergency requests from our soldiers, airmen, and their families. Each donation is recognized by a letter for tax purposes.
On a recent warm Friday afternoon students from Aurora School Middlebury played an ancient Viking game called Kubb, which is similar to bowling. This year’s main study theme is Frontiers with the first part of the year spent studying Viking lifestyles & adventures. Pictured is Grace Kerner preparing her throw hoping to knock down the “king
photo provided
On a recent warm Friday afternoon students from Aurora School Middlebury played an ancient Viking game called Kubb, which is similar to bowling. This year’s main study theme is Frontiers with the first part of the year spent studying Viking lifestyles & adventures. Pictured is Grace Kerner preparing her throw hoping to knock down the “king".
Some featured local artists work at Kenndy Brothers in Vergennes.
photo by Larry Johnson
Some featured local artists work at Kenndy Brothers in Vergennes.

Tuesday November 20, 2007

Selected pictures from the Tuesday, November 20th, 2007 edition of The Valley Voice.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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