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It’s not uncommon to immediately think of coniferous trees when hearing the word Evergreen. For us Mountain folks, these tall beauties with multiple hues of green are a welcomed scene of color as the last parcels of leaves fall to the ground and the landscape takes on a dreary, stark appearance. If you care to venture out on a hike, you will find trees aren’t the only plants that keep their lively green shades throughout the coming winter months.
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Evergreen: Not just a term for Trees
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Latest News Headlines
- FBI Director Cut Congressional Hearing Short to Fly to Adirondacks
- Where are the likely locations for solar arrays?
- Clarkson students from Ogdensburg, Alex Bay doing scientific research in the St. Lawrence River
- Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe denounces EPA’s flawed Grasse River cleanup
- ‘Pioneers’ of affordable housing dub new road name
- Local food access slow to reach full potential
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