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GRAFTON-The nonprofit entity that owns the Grafton Village Cheese Company (GVCC) is looking for either a partner or a new owner as the next step in the award-winning cheesemaker's future. The nonprofit Windham Foundation has operated GVCC for over a half century, having resurrected the 132-year-old company in 1967. Last year the Foundation brought in new CEO Curt Alpeter, a seasoned business leader with experience at IDX Systems Corp., Runamok Maple, and other startup companies. In addition to the GVCC,
The word “loss” is almost too small to encompass the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. But as if in a game of word association, it is the only one that comes to my mind when people talk about that storm. I think it's especially true for those of us who were in New Orleans. For us there, unlike for those living in other affected parts of the Gulf Coast, the tragedy seemed to take on an additional dimension every single day.
BRATTLEBORO-How does landscape painting intersect with environmental conservation? Two experts explore the possibilities at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 2 p.m. Moderated by BMAC Curator Emerita Mara Williams, the talk will feature visual artist Ilana Manolson, whose exhibit, "The River Between," is currently on view at the museum, and Connecticut River Conservancy Executive Director Rebecca Todd. Manolson is a painter, printmaker, and naturalist based in Concord, Massachusetts. She lives beside a river and...
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