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The sun helped to melt snow and ice Thursday afternoon, but ice still remains on this tree outside of the Lutheran Community Home. The National Weather Service is predicting a 40 percent cha ...

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The sun helped to melt snow and ice Thursday afternoon, but ice still remains on this tree outside of the Lutheran Community Home. The National Weather Service is predicting a 40 percent cha ...

Edna Peters will be turning 90 years-old on Monday. Her family has scheduled a dinner to celebrate the occasion on Sunday at the Lutheran Community Home where Peters lives.

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Edna Peters will be turning 90 years-old on Monday. Her family has scheduled a dinner to celebrate the occasion on Sunday at the Lutheran Community Home where Peters lives.

The white snow and the white sky caused this barn's roof to go unnoticed at first glanced. Crawford Huff realized after dropping his wife off at work that the roof had caved in.

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The white snow and the white sky caused this barn's roof to go unnoticed at first glanced. Crawford Huff realized after dropping his wife off at work that the roof had caved in.

Snow and ice poured into Crawford Huff's barn when the roof collapsed early this morning. He believes the weight of the elements caused the roof to cave in.

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Snow and ice poured into Crawford Huff's barn when the roof collapsed early this morning. He believes the weight of the elements caused the roof to cave in.

Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

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Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

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Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

Levi Cooper of Brownstown spent part of his day Tuesday shoveling snow outside homes along High Street. A overnight snow storm dumped 4.5 inches of snow on the Brownstown area.

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Levi Cooper of Brownstown spent part of his day Tuesday shoveling snow outside homes along High Street. A overnight snow storm dumped 4.5 inches of snow on the Brownstown area.

Amy Rohr, 11, throws snow at her brother, Michael Rohr, 13, on their day off from school Tuesday.

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Amy Rohr, 11, throws snow at her brother, Michael Rohr, 13, on their day off from school Tuesday.

Cody Kilgas, 11, MItchell Windham, 11 and Justin Woodrun, 12 shovel and swept neighbors driveways to make a little extra money Tuesday morning.

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Cody Kilgas, 11, MItchell Windham, 11 and Justin Woodrun, 12 shovel and swept neighbors driveways to make a little extra money Tuesday morning.

Spencer Nichols, 14, practiced his snowboarding skills Monday afternoon on the embankment of Burkart Boulevard. The hill was a hot spot for many wanting to play in the snow.

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Spencer Nichols, 14, practiced his snowboarding skills Monday afternoon on the embankment of Burkart Boulevard. The hill was a hot spot for many wanting to play in the snow.

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nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 08:28:45 -0800

News Photos Jan09

The sun helped to melt snow and ice Thursday afternoon, but ice still remains on this tree outside of the Lutheran Community Home. The National Weather Service is predicting a 40 percent cha ...

Edna Peters will be turning 90 years-old on Monday. Her family has scheduled a dinner to celebrate the occasion on Sunday at the Lutheran Community Home where Peters lives.

The white snow and the white sky caused this barn's roof to go unnoticed at first glanced. Crawford Huff realized after dropping his wife off at work that the roof had caved in.

Snow and ice poured into Crawford Huff's barn when the roof collapsed early this morning. He believes the weight of the elements caused the roof to cave in.

Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

Crawford Huff, Seymour, checks the damage after the roof of his pole barn collapsed Thursday morning. Huff believes the weight of the snow and ice caused the roof to cave in.

Levi Cooper of Brownstown spent part of his day Tuesday shoveling snow outside homes along High Street. A overnight snow storm dumped 4.5 inches of snow on the Brownstown area.

Amy Rohr, 11, throws snow at her brother, Michael Rohr, 13, on their day off from school Tuesday.

Cody Kilgas, 11, MItchell Windham, 11 and Justin Woodrun, 12 shovel and swept neighbors driveways to make a little extra money Tuesday morning.

Spencer Nichols, 14, practiced his snowboarding skills Monday afternoon on the embankment of Burkart Boulevard. The hill was a hot spot for many wanting to play in the snow.

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Brady Hubbard, her son Dylan Selby, 7 and his friend Cody Gullett, 10 sled down the embankment of Burkart Boulevard Monday afternoon.

Marvin Veatch, a member of the United Way of Jackson County board, visits with Trina Tracey with Vision Financial Services during the United Way annual meeting and awards recognition program ...

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The Federal government is offering U.S. households up to two $40 coupons to help pay for the cost of a certified converter box. To apply for a coupon go online to www.dtv2009.gov or call 1-8 ...

Scott Radcliffe, FCC Regional Coordinator for digital television, explains the set up process for the digital TV converter boxes to Seymour residents Monday afternoon at the Community Center ...

Scott Radcliffe, FCC Regional Coordinator for digital television, explains the set up process for the digital TV converter boxes to Seymour residents Monday afternoon at the Community Center ...

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Seymour High School students watching inauguration.

Seymour High School students watching inauguration.

Levi Claycamp, fourth grader at Cortland Elementary School tries out a new roller skating trick during P.E. class on Friday.

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Clayton Main, Fourth grader at Cortland Elementary School laces up his skates as he prepares to take the floor Friday during class.

Thomas Hoffmeier, first grader at Cortland Elementary School, takes extra precaution as he skates along the mats during his P.E. class.

Cortland Elementary School fouth graders limbo while whizzing around the gym on roller skates during their physical education class on Friday.

Kendall White, fourth grader at Cortland Elementary School, maintains his balance as he tries out different roller skating tricks.

Samantha Byrant, first grader at Cortland Elementary School, stays focus as she tries to maintain her balance while roller skating during P.E. Classmate Max Claycamp follows behind.

Spencer Sunbury, Kindergarten teacher at Seymour-Redding Elementary School helps students fold their papers to make snowflakes.

Seymour-Redding Elementary School Kindergarten teacher, Spencer Sunbury, passes out supplies to his students. The second graders were helping the Kindergarten class with an art project.

Spencer Sunbury, Kindergarten teacher at Seymour-Redding Elementary School demonstrates how to fold paper for the snow flakes they planned to create.

Second grader at Seymour-Redding Elementary School, Tajane Powell, (middle) reads with Kindergarteners, Cameron Cox and Izabella Nicholson, during class on Thursday.

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Students at Seymour-Redding Elementary School file off the school bus Thursday morning after cold temperatures forced school officials to call a two hour delay.

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Seymour firefighters, including Capt. Eric Roll, left, and Battalion commander Artie Robertson spent part of their day Wednesday investigating a suspected arson fire at 232 Bryant Drive on t ...

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Director of Anchor House, Deb Bedwell, said she is greatful for everything the contractors have repaired and installed including this dutch door. The door, which separates the office from th ...

Mike Skaggs and Emery Webster of Skaggs Builders repair a wall in the Anchor House. Between $20,000 to $30,000 of supplies and work has been donated by a variety of contractors in Seymour so ...

Shane Coles of Skaggs Builders spackles near the entrance of Anchor House. Skaggs as well as other contractors in Seymour are volunteering their time this week to fix up the building in need ...

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Amy Cockerham and her father, Dave Auleman pose in front a mural they painted together at Schneck Medical Center in one of the pediatric emergency rooms. The mural was painted in July before ...

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Dick Wilde, Director of the Department of Public Works, loads up a Seymour truck with salt. He said the new computerize program has allowed the city to save salt by dropping a certain pounda ...

Dick Wilde, Director of the Department of Public Works, prepares to load up salt. He said Seymour is still in good shape on the salt supply, but has contract with Morton Salt for 500 tons if ...

Sergeant Jen Sorg and Staff Sergeant Joe Sorg recieved a gift from Seymour Middle School thanking them for not only coming to the school to talk to them, but for serving their country.

Staff Sergeant Joe Sorg answers questions from Seymour Middle School sixth graders Friday about his experience in Iraq. The class sent Sorg and his wife letters and packages while they were ...

Staff Sergeant Joe Sorg answers questions from sixth graders about his experience in Iraq after a presentation Friday afternoon. The sixth graders sent Sorg letters during his deployment.

Sergeant Jen Sorg discusses some of the people she met while managing a hotel in Iraq. The hotel was where celebrities such as Jessica Simpson and Toby Keith stayed after performing for the ...

Staff Sergeant Joe Sorg talk with 6th and 7th graders at Seymour Middle School about his and his wife's experience while working in Iraq. In the picture he explains that they helped a two ye ...

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Teddi Ashcraft, right, spent some of her Saturday helping people such as Addison Lambert, 9, of Seymour purchase books during the Friends of the Library monthly book sale at the Jackson Coun ...

Proud parents Tabitha Wayman, Seymour, and Daniel Mason admire their little girl Natalia Tei Faith Wayman-Mason. Born at 8:40 p.m. Natalia was the first baby to be born at Schneck Medical Ce ...

Natalia Tei Faith Wayman-Mason was born 8:40 p.m. Thursday and weighted 7 pounds 4 ounces and was 19.5 inches long.

New Years baby, Natalia Tei Faith Wayman-Mason was born 8:40 p.m. Thursday and weighted 7 pounds 4 ounces and was 19.5 inches long.

Proud parents Tabitha Wayman, Seymour, and Daniel Mason admire their little girl, Natalia Tei Faith Wayman-Mason. Born at 8:40 p.m. Thursday, Natalia was the first baby to be born at Schneck ...

Water Main break on Tipton Street, U.S. 50.

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Dr. Steve Sunbury of the Seymour Animal Hospital exams a dog at his facility. Sunbury advises pet owners to protect their animals by providing shelter from wind, rain and snow.

Judy Tape, employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the height of Kathy Covert, Director of Human Resources at the hospital.

Judy Tape, employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center checks the blood pressure of another Schneck employee, Barb Martin.

Schneck Medical Employees took health risk assessment that measured blood pressure, weight, body composition, and comprehensive blood tests that determine their cholesterol and blood glucose ...

Judy Tape, RB, BSN, CIC employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the weight of Kathy Covert, director of Human Resources at the center. Schneck kicked off a new employee healt ...

Snow fell hot and heavy for about three hours Wednesday, and when all was said and done, 17 inches was on the ground in Seymour.

Paul Carpenter with Seymour's Department of Public Works loads salt into a truck driven by Joe Wilson at the city garage at 1100 E. Fourth Street Road on Wednesday afternoon.

Megan Monroe, 21, of Seymour joined may other city residents trying to unbury their vehicles Wednesday afternoon after two separate winter storms left behind 17 inches of the white stuff. Mo ...

Seymour city workers including, from left, Jayme Mikel, Kevin Cockerham and Brad Moore spent Wednesday morning trying to keep up with falling snow from a winter storm that was passing throug ...

Dustin Claxton, 12, of Seymour heads down a hill off East Ninth Street on Wednesday afternoon as his buddiees, Kyle McClanahan, 10, (center) and Justin Carrillo, 13, prepare to join him.