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Scott Whipple

New Britain
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NY realty developer Avner Krohn helps lead New Britain's comeback

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By Scott Whipple
| Hartford Business Journal
Visit downtown New Britain and you'll see a change. The city of 73,000, consigned to the New England rust belt after most of its factories closed and two highways split the city, is making a comeback. Business leaders cite the CTfastrak rapid bus system, transit-oriented developments and pedestrian-friendly streets as signs of a nascent, but visible rebirth. They also credit Avner Krohn, a 35-year-old developer from Long Island.
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Putting It Together: Creating, Rehearsing, and Performing

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By Scott Whipple, George Nelson , Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords creating, rehearsing, performing, choreography, dance theater College Fine Arts and Communications Department Theatre and Media Arts Abstract As a dancer the music dance theatre program, who is pursuing his goal to be on Broadway, the chance to be the dance captain for a musical is a priceless opportunity. When I was asked to be the dance captain for BYU’s stage production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, I jumped at the opportunity.
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Art in Dumpster

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By Scott Whipple, Jared Whipple
| Herald & Review
Artist Francis Hines gained some recognition in 1980 by using fabric to wrap the arch in New York City's Washington Square in an intricate crisscross pattern. But he kept a low profile and drifted out of the art world's spotlight, passing away in 2016. Now, Hines is gaining new attention after a car mechanic rescued hundreds of his paintings from a dumpster in Connecticut.
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