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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Janet’s new calendar
A Local’s Perspective By Sharon Lakey Last year, Janet Carson, one of Danville’s excellent photographers, put out her first calendar. For everyone that was lucky enough to get one, they enjoyed a whole year of Danville photos. We enjoyed ours … Continue reading
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Worth the Wait?
Route 2: Pain now–Payback later By Sharon Lakey Senator Jane Kitchel was quoted in the Caledonian-Record on July 1, 2011, at a meeting between the Vermont Agency of Transportation and Danville residents and business owners. “Maybe this project is a … Continue reading
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The Secret Room
A new Northeast Kingdom adventure book By Sharon Lakey “Shawna and Thea are working together on a math project for their eighth-grade class. But the numbers don’t add up, and they make a startling discovery—the secret room in the basement … Continue reading
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Romance and Reality, Dissension and Dollars: The War News Trickles In
By Gary Farrow, Member of the Danville Historical Society September of 1861, the Civil War was page two. It wasn’t all that unusual for the North Star to have no Civil War headlines on the front page. There was … Continue reading
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