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Karen Stoll and her two sons, Christopher Stoll, 11, and Nicholas Stoll, 10, ride in a sleigh pulled by their pony Layla at Walnut Spring Stables just outside the town limits of Blacksburg Virginia Friday January 18 2013. A winter storm deposited several inches of snow in the area closing schools and affording the excursion. The 1870’s era cutter sled had just recently been fully restored by Karen Stoll’s father, Douglas Nixon of Buffalo New York. “I’ve always dreamed of sleighs since I was a little girl” said Stoll of Friday’s dream ride come true. (AP Photo / The Roanoke Times, Matt Gentry)

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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

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Storms affect parts of SW Va

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On the Fridge Magnet blog, food writer Lindsey Nair writes about home cooking, local restaurants, entertaining and more. Here, you will also find links to restaurant reviews and our weekly food column, Front Burner. Please also check out our database of Southwest Virginia restaurants resturant user reviews and our recipe database.

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