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Ryder Curavoo, Warren Hill, Natalie Hill, Bryce LaBerge, and Emma Rowell of the Caspian Critters 4-H Club of Greensboro, paint the mural at the swine and poultry barn at the Champlain Valley Exposition. The mural was designed by club member Emma Rowell. courtesy photo
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Greensboro 4-H Club Featured at Champlain Valley Exposition

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Emma Rowell of the Caspian Critters 4-H Club of Greensboro was asked to create a mural for the 2021 Fair in the swine/poultry barn at the Champlain Valley Exposition.

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Craftsbury Academy’s boys’ cross-country squad placed fourth of 16 teams at the Randolph Invitational on Sept. 11. Alan Moody (back left), Alex Califano (back center), and Charlie Kehler (back right) ran in a tight pack for the Chargers, who are the defending D-III state champions. photo by Jim Flint
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Craftsbury Boys Run Head-to-Head With D-I Teams

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RANDOLPH CENTER ‒ The sport of cross country traces its origins back to 19th century England and a game called “hares and hounds.” Cross country courses typically have short, steep hills, tight turns, and long straightaways. The terrain is often a varied mix of fields, roads, and forest paths. 

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Cabot/Twinfield sophomore Camryn Hoffman (right) heads for the ball as Ida Eames (left), of Craftsbury, defends at Twinfield Friday. In the back at right is Aleacya Moshinskie. Twinfield took the victory 3-0. photo by Vanessa Fournier
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Lady Chargers Notch First Win

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The Craftsbury Academy (CA) girls’ soccer team ran away from Winooski in the second half before falling to Twinfield-Cabot later in the week to improve to 1-2 on the season.

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The Greensboro Historical Society hosted The Walking Ladies of Greensboro for coffee and muffins at a end-of-summer gathering while visiting the Highland Cattle exhibit by Janet Stuart and Ray Shatney. In attendance were (left to right) Jennifer Lucas, Mary Metcalf, Nancy Hill, Alison Gardner, Trink Dornseifer, Janet Long and Paula Harmon.
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Photo: Greensboro Historical Society Hosts Walking Ladies of Greensboro

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he Sea Forest Waterway in Tokyo Bay was the venue for the Olympic and Paralympic rowing events. A Paralympic sweep boat is pictured coming into the dock after an evening practice run. The rowers (two men and two women) face backward in the boat. The coxswain faces forward. photo by Mark McAndrew
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Paralympian Rowers Inspire Local Retiree

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During the last ten days of August, Mark McAndrew of East Hardwick had one of the best jobs in the world.

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