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Made in Vermont: Subtle in color, potter shows talent through texture Original

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By Kiana Burks Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
WOODSTOCK, Vt. (WCAX) - Laura White is a local artist whose connection to pottery couldn’t be closer. “I view my pottery as a family, a collection of pots, and I just keep building on that family unit,” White said. Every member of that family has a purpose. “My favorite things are probably mugs and vases, making things I can use where I can collect wild flowers at the end of the day and put them in the vase.
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Made in Vermont: Vt. nursery grows unusual perennials and crafts terracotta planters on site

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By Kiana Burks Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
TUNBRIDGE, Vt. (WCAX) - Tucked into the hills of Tunbridge, Spring Road Nursery specializes in rare and unusual perennials, and the terracotta pottery to put them in. “Our focus is perennials, more rare, unusual, sometimes what we call strange perennials, most of which we grow from seed here, which allows us to offer something that maybe you’re not going to get at other places,” co-owner Adam Nichols said.
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Made in Vermont: The Audiobook Experience

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By Kiana Burks Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
SHELBURNE, Vt. (WCAX) - Audiobooks of all genres are surging in popularity. A Shelburne woman has transformed a part of her home to create a studio where more than 150 audiobooks have been recorded, helping authors connect with their audience in a new way. Mary Catherine Jones has turned her love of storytelling into a business. “I love stories. I just... I literally can’t get enough of them,” Jones said. Jones helps authors bring their stories to life through the power of voice.
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