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A new tradition for Groundhog Day

Posted on February 1, 2012 by kwilder

2012 “Regular” Groundhog Report: On Thursday morning, February 2nd, Punxstuawney Phil “saw his shadow”. So, six more weeks of winter. Story at the Washington Post: here. On Long Island, Holtsville Hal DID NOT see his shadow, and thus predicts an early Spring. (as per Newsday).
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Over at Peace Couple, Ian Wilder writes about a new tradition for Groundhog’s Day:

Forget about winter of spring…If the Groundhog sees his shadow, will that mean war or peace?

Full story at Peace Couple: here.

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