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			<title>Nothing Changes on New Year’s Day</title>
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 <br>The band U2 said it best. The community of Shelburne looked the same from the skies on January 1st, 2016, as it did on December 31st, 2015 – beautiful! This picture, taken on New Year's Day morning, shows the water tower, which caused problems for Town staff over the holidays but looked beautiful from above.

<strong>Photo by Ralph Evans </strong>]]></content-encoded>
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