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Thomas V. Czarnowski of Sheffield
Thomas V. Czarnowski was an award-winning architect who was equally at home overseeing complex projects in Shanghai as he was pruning fruit trees and building shelves in his beloved farmhouse in Sheffield. The son of Polish wartime refugees, Tom (as he was known) was born in 1943 in Vermont and...
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Gigi Turns 25: Laura Pensiero on Food, Friendship, and Longevity
The paint was still tacky on the walls when the world changed. Laura Pensiero had spent months turning a former Chevrolet garage in Rhinebeck into a trattoria, working with architects, builders, and the village planning board. She had signed a 20-year lease. September 2001 had arrived, construction was running late, and she wanted to open before winter. Then came September 11.
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IV bar to be added to Gordon Commons
It’s not hard to see that Gordon Commons has been suffering. In a recent press conference held by the Gordon Commons Association Board (GCAB), the Deece’s most pressing issue was finally addressed: the wait times. Global Kitchen in particular, a popular food station noted for its fresh dishes and painstakingly slow preparation time, has lines that are often seen spilling out of the building and spiraling around the parking lot. But higher-ups have heard the cries of student discontent and, in a rare display of administrative agility, have implemented an exciting new station almost overnight. As students were surprised to discover this Monday on their routine walk into the building, Vassar has erected a fully functioning, state-of-the-art IV Bar.
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'Night of a 1000 Artists: Works on Paper' is going to be at the Fuller Building in Kingston, NY 11/13 - 11/15
'Night of 1,000 Artists' is a three-day exhibition and art sale. celebrating the extraordinary creativity of the arts community. Each donated artwork will be exhibited and offered for sale for $150, with proceeds supporting the Chronogram Foundation’s work to champion artists, strengthen the creative community, and celebrate the arts throughout the Hudson Valley.