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WINNERS OF GREATER THOUSAND ISLANDS LITERACY COUNCIL WRITING CONTEST — Among the winners for the annual Greater Thousand Island Literacy Council's writing contest are the above second-grade winners. From left: third place, Madyson Amo, Cape Vincent Elementary; second place, Alexis Turck, Port Leyden Elementary; and first, Alexys Gayne, Wilson Elementary, Adams.
SHORE DUTY — Julia L. Pahler, Potsdam, a lifeguard at Postwood Beach, Hannawa Falls, rakes the sand recently as swimmers behind her take refuge from the heat. (JASON HUNTER / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
IMMACULATE HEART CENTRAL SCHOOL CLASS LEADERS — Kim
CRANBERRY LAKE BOAT CLUB NOTES 100 YEARS — Boaters get together for a regatta on Cranberry Lake in 1909, the first year of the Cranberry Lake Boat Club's existence.
A SECOND 'SUPER GOODBYE' TOUGHER — Morristown Central School District superintendent Beverly L. Ouderkirk retired Wednesday. (MELANIE KIMBLER-LAGO / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
AG MUSEUM FACING TOUGH TIMES — Lawrence R. Proven, LaFargeville, a life member and trustee of the Northern New York Agricultural Historical Society Museum at Stone Mills, and his sons restored this 1900s threshing machine. The museum has been experiencing a difficult time financially. (NORM JOHNSTON / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
LEGGING IT — Rebecca A. Friot, Binghamton, and son Dimitrios C. Apostle, 18 months, swim recently in the Oswegatchie River at Rensselaer Falls. (MELANIE KIMBLER-LAGO / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
MATHOUS INDICTED ON ABUSE CHARGES — Mathous
3RD BCT SERGEANT IS KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN BOMB ATTACK — Lynch
FOX HAS FIRST DAY AT HELM OF SLU — New St. Lawrence University President William L. Fox checks his to-do list as he settles into his office. (MELANIE KIMBLER-LAGO / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
GOOSE TAGGING, TRACKING IS 'FUN' — Canoeists herd geese toward holding pens during the 45th annual goose roundup Wednesday at the Wilson Hill Wildlife Management Area. Once in the pens, volunteers tagged the geese for tracking. A DEC biologist says there's too many geese in the area. (MELANIE KIMBLER-LAGO / WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES)
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