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The Recorder - Leverett exhibit shares glassmakers constant journey

Though one of her pieces of glass art might look simple, Montague resident Sally Prasch describes her work as “a constant journey.” “You think ‘Oh, it’s just a little flower,” Prasch commented, referring to a piece that took months to create and was.

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Annual Leverett exhibit celebrates beauty, diversity of glass

LEVERETT Eighteen glass artists are displaying their work for the third “Oh Beautiful Glass” exhibit, on display at Leverett Crafts & Arts through Nov. 28.The annual exhibit began in 2018, and returns this year following a hiatus in 2020 amid the.

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The Recorder - Annual Leverett exhibit celebrates beauty, diversity of glass

The Recorder - Annual Leverett exhibit celebrates beauty, diversity of glass
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Michael Brandt remembered for compassion, skill as electrical engineer and musician

Michael Brandt remembered for compassion, skill as electrical engineer and musician Courtesy of Damian Allis Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. When he was five years old, Michael Brandt was playing Mozart by ear. Brandt’s sister, Ellie Shelburne, remembers how he would walk by the family piano while she was playing and point out the notes she had missed by name. Brandt, who worked as an electrical engineer in Syracuse University’s Department of Chemistry, was a certifiable genius, musically and academically he had the IQ test scores to prove it. But Brandt’s family, friends and colleagues remember his humility and kindness most of all, as well as the gentle approach he took to solving SU’s most complex research and technical problems for decades.

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