Agassiz and Harrison’s Community Camera: Jan. 7

Anita Nadeau of Agassiz spotted this smiling snowman on Agassiz Avenue. This happy, tall chap comes courtesy of the Schwitchtenbergs, keeping winter cheer alive even when the snow only hits the mountains. Submit your photos to news@ahobserver.com. (Contributed Photo/Anita Nadeau)

Agassiz and Harrison’s Community Camera: Jan. 7

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Adam Louis
Jan. 8, 2021 6:22 a.m.
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Anita Nadeau of Agassiz spotted this smiling snowman on Agassiz Avenue. This happy, tall chap comes courtesy of the Schwitchtenbergs, keeping winter cheer alive even when the snow only hits the mountains. Submit your photos to news@ahobserver.com. (Contributed Photo/Anita Nadeau)

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