NORTH JEFFERSON — Everyone in the world with a view of the sky (including, of course, north Jefferson County) saw a rare perigee-syzygy moon on March 19. Also known as a supermoon, the perigee-syzygy occurs when the moon is full during its closest distance from the earth in its orbit; in short, it makes a great photo. We decided to step back and allow some real shutterbugs to show us their pictures.
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Billy Sanford snapped this photo from the back deck of his Warrior home.
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March 22, 2011
Why call it a moon when you can call it a Supermoon?
Photos of the extreme perigee moon from readers
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Photos from the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes in north Jefferson County
Photos from the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes in north Jefferson County.
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Why call it a moon when you can call it a Supermoon?
Everyone in the world with a view of the sky (including, of course, north Jefferson County) saw a rare perigee-syzygy moon on March 19.
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Corner High School students give their take on 'Entertainment Tonight'
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