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Alpacas of Breezy Hill Ranch Lisa & David Proulx
Breezy Hill Ranch www.alpacasofbreezyhillranch.com lproulx1@yahoo.com
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Krista's Kinder GardenLooking for the perfect daycare? Krista's Kinder Garden, a registered daycare with a creative preschool curriculum, opened late this summer. Owner Krista Sullivan relocated to Salem from South Glens Falls where she ran a successful daycare for many years. Her new school in Salem teaches children the skills they need to succeed as students and responsible citizens. The curriculum also prepares students to meet Salem Central School's kindergarten requirements. Call Krista at 854-8044.
Laura and Pete Dunham announce the opening of the Flower Shop at Laura's Garden, five miles east of the village at 2307 County Route 153. Laura spent 15 years at the Vermont County Store before expanding her home perennial business. The retail shop includes flowers, houseplants, dried flowers, baskets, gift items and, during the holiday season, holiday plants, greenery and trimmings. Laura's is open 7 days a week from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Flower arrangements are available for pick up or local delivery. Call 854-3833.
Battenkill Valley CreameryThe McEachron family has been dairy farming in the Battenkill Valley region for more than a century. Today they manage a herd of 400, up from twelve cows in 1902. In 2006, father and son team Don and Seth McEachron opened the Battenkill Valley Creamery to diversify the family business and protect themselves from fluctuating milk prices. The fledgling business, which sells milk and cream in plastic and old-fashioned glass bottles, is already a huge success. What makes their milk products unique? The McEachrons grow their own feed and use no synthetic growth hormones on their animals. Their mixed breed herd produces milk that is higher in calcium and non-fat solids, giving their milk a fresh, full flavor. To increase distribution, the McEachrons recently began selling their products from a Milk Wagon, which makes stops at the Fort Edward Agway and Falls Farm and Garden in Hudson Falls. Be on the lookout for homemade ice cream when the Battenkill Valley Creamery begins making their own soon. The Battenkill Valley Creamery self-service shop is open daily from 6am-8pm. For more information on products and retail outlets, call Seth McEachron at 518-859-2923 or visit them on the Web at http://www.blogger.com/www.battenkillcreamery.com.
Alden Painting
John Alden began painting in 1979 and has spent the last eighteen years as a self-employed house painter. Before coming to Salem, he worked in several communities on the east coast, including Newport, Rhode Island, where he painted the Tennis Hall of Fame, and Lake George, where he worked on custom homes. Originally from Great Barrington, Mass., Alden came to Salem when he found a piece of property where he could imagine building a home and raising his children. "We're pretty fortunate to live here," he says. "It's a nice place to live. If you've done a lot of traveling, you see that." Alden takes on both residential and commercial projects, and this past summer, worked on the East Hebron Presbyterian Church. Other projects include the Abrams, Tomasi and Sauer buildings on Main Street in the village. He also painted the Wirt home on Archibald Street and the stately Victorian next to the Post Office. He most enjoys residential work, talking with homeowners about their projects and advising them on colors and other details. "I like being creative with colors," Alden says. "I like the fine detail work." In the winter months, Alden welcomes interior painting jobs. To find out more about Alden Painting or to schedule a consultation, call (860) 941-2201. |
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