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Natural Awakenings’ Family of Franchises Keeps Growing
atural Awakenings Publishing Corp. (NAPC) recently welcomed a group of new publishers who completed an August train- ing program at the corporate headquarters, in Naples, Florida. The NAPC training staff spent several days with entrepreneurs from Contra Costa, California; Huntsville, Alabama; Middlesex, Massa- chusetts; Morris County, New Jersey; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; North Dallas, Texas; Lansing, Michigan; and the Hawaiian Islands. Company CEO Sharon Bruckman
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The Oldest Continuously Operated Seed Company in America ~ Poised for its Third Century of Service
in Puerto Rico, with a collective reader- ship exceeding 3 million. According to Bruckman, NAPC expects to be publish- ing 88 magazines by the end of the first quarter of 2011.
launched the first edition of Natural Awakenings in 1994 and began franchis- ing it in 1999. The company currently publishes 78 Natural Awakenings maga- zines throughout the United States and
For a list of where Natural Awakenings is publishing or to learn more about franchising opportunities, visit Natural
AwakeningsMag.com.
Medical Medium Anthony William Launches New Site
dium.net. For over 20 years as a professional Medical Medium Anthony William has devoted his life to help- ing people heal and overcome illness and disease. His skilled services are unique and highly valuable for those seeking answers and direction concerning their physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. William’s unprecedented accuracy and success
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rate have earned him the trust and the love of thousands worldwide. His profes- sionalism and phenomenal source of detailed information has made him a top referral amongst leading national medical doctors, physicians, and other holistic practitioners who need additional insight into their more complicated cases. “When someone comes to me and is truly willing to heal, I will commit my heart, soul, and all of my power, to help lead them out of the darkness of suffering and into the heavenly light of healing,” he says.
For more info, please call 941-429-8384, email
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medicalmedium.net. See ad page 45.
nthony William is pleased to announce the launch of his new, updated Web site, medicalme-
ith Connecticut having the high- est rate of decrease in farmland in the nation—losing some 7,000 acres per year to development—our his- toric company hopes to help reverse this trend, with the help of thousands of gardeners and farmers,” states Jere Gettle, owner of Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co., and new owner of Comstock, Ferre & Co., LLC. Comstock Ferre is the oldest continu-
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ously operated seed company in the Unit- ed States, located in the Historic District of Old Wethersfield, CT. In harmony with the District and the historic flavor of the seed company itself, the new owners will operate the business as if it were 1820 all over again. Employees will dress in authentic 19th century costumes. Wher- ever possible, the outward appearances of the modern era will be hidden to be more compatible with the 200-year-old tradition. Comstock, Ferre, & Co., LLC will
continue into its third century of service with a renewed dedication to green, sustainable gardening, while blending harmoniously with the surrounding com- munity. Store hours are Monday - Friday, 9:30 am - 5:30 pm.
Comstock, Ferre & Co., LLC, 263 Main St, Wethersfield, CT. 860-571-6590, FAX 860-571-6595.
www.comstockferre.com.
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