Articles by Andrew McGill

personal 03.19.08 Groundhog Day

Though it may seem like a strange holiday, Groundhog Day is the savior of Punxsutawney. Andrew McGill chronicles how a furry prognosticator saved the Pennsylvanian town from deterioration.

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