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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Corner High School students give their take on 'Entertainment Tonight'
Corner High School students in Sue Ann McKnight’s Family and Consumer Science classes wrote the following articles for an “Entertainment Tonight” class project.
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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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Bryan Elementary School snow day photos
Bryan Elementary School submitted this photo collage of their latest snow day on Feb. 10.
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Corner High School students give their take on 'Entertainment Tonight'
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