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Its been a happy union. He does laundry, and i do the cleaning. Theres only two of us. How much dirt can we manufacture . More than you think. Very little. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] lets have a look, morty. Its a sweeper. Whats this . Whats that . Well well find out. Well find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. I came in under the assumption that it was clean. Ive been living in a fools paradise oh boy. There you go. Morty just summed it up. The next 44 years well be fine....

Good evening. Diane is off tonight after a day of double trouble for the white house. Scrambling to diffuse not one but two firestorms. The president accused of making false promises, even lying about obama care. That was on one side of capitol hill. On the other, new calls for a total stop to spying on friends. What did the president know . How much damage has been done and what will he do now. Abcs chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl starts us off. Reporter under fire for allegedly s...

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The Capital Region and Mohawk Valley regions received a total of $3,401,359 in state grants to support construction and renovations projects at some local libraries.  The funding was part of the $34 million awarded to 197 public libraries statewide through the state Education Department. Public l

Kelsey Evans and Loni Blumerich have opened Grumpelstiltskin's Fiber Mill, where they’re processing alpaca fibers from the West Coast to southern Minnesota.

Kelsey Evans and Loni Blumerich have opened Grumpelstiltskin's Fiber Mill, where they’re processing alpaca fibers from the West Coast to southern Minnesota.

Five Daughters Farm won five blue ribbons at Wisconsin Alpaca & Fiber Fest.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A couple of years ago, CraftStudies was in transition.The nonprofit craft education organization had sold its building in Hanover and planned to purchase and renovate the former 25,000 Gifts building in White River Junction. It...

Alpaca farming is growing in popularity in the USA. Chances are, you have folks in your state raising these cool looking mammals that are part of the camelid family. When alpacas were domesticated over a thousand years ago in Peru, who knew they would become a common farm animal throughout the world? It may surprise

Kelsey Patton owns and operates the only custom fiber mill in the state, where wool and other animal furs are turned into the beginning of a new project.