Andes Gazette

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By Mary Tucker
Our 2008 weather has me thinking about how the weather affects our lives.

By Buffy Calvert
Just when you thought you knew where things are in Andes, like where to get your hunting license or dog tag, where to go to complain to the Town Council or apply for a building permit, or, if worst came to worst, to appear before the judge, the well-worn town offices at the east end of the hamlet are flying off to spiffy new quarters in the Andes Pool House, leaving the Court behind.

By Phyllis Galowitz
There’s a dead grouse lying in the grass about twenty feet from the glass doors in the kitchen. He’s lying on his back, his legs in the air, and his body in perfect condition.

From The Andes Recorder of March 6, 1908 — 100 Years Ago

By Valerie Brown
Since we’ve had some extremely cold days and ice followed by a thaw and mud, I thought it might be a good time to explore some of the on-line databases available through the Four County Library Research Center.