a few more groundhogs

[Laurie Carter <lcarter@ISERVER.WOODSIDE.K12.CA.US>]

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>To:Woodsidestaff
>From:lcarter@woodside.k12.ca.us
>Subject:a few more groundhogs
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>Laurie,
>WE had sunshine part of the day, cloudy with a little snow the rest so maybe
>depending on how late he slept.
>Dennis Hinrichs
>Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
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>It is warm (75) and sunny today -- I'm sure the groundhog saw his shadow!
>Cindy in Houston, TX
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>Here at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City we have received
>the very interesting report about groundhogs and the reports from
>around the world of sightings.  Thank you!  I'm afraid if Phil were
>here in SLC today he would see his shadow.  Although we have had
>record levels of snow this year, today the sun is shining and the sky
>is bright blue.
>
>
>Hi, Laurie!
>        I live about 1 hour NW of Punxsutawney; the groundhog DID NOT
>see his shadow, and spring is on the way!   Andrea Miller, Clarion, PA
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>Yes.  Washington D.C.
>
>Faith Williams, librarian at Cardozo H.S., 13th & Clifton Sts., N.W.,
>        Washington, D.C. 20009  <faithw@cais.com>
>
>
>Dear Laurie:  Yes, the groundhog did see his shadow in Kennewick,
>Washington! Sincerely, Jan Weber
>
>Yes, saw his shadow here!  Nacogdoches, TX. 75961
>
>


Laurie Carter- Library Media Teacher
Woodside Elementary School
3195 Woodside Rd.
Woodside, CA 94062
lcarter@woodside.K12.ca.us
"Minds are like parachutes.  They only function when open."