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ELLEN CARNEY GRANDA 422 W. WITCHWOOD LANE LAKE BLUFF, IL 60044-2333 ECGRANDA@COMCAST.NET

Heather Grif - fioen-Young

works at the Nether - lands Organisation for Applied Scientific Re - search (TNO), a large Dutch research organiza- tion, where she coordi-

ing a dream to a psychoanalyst.” Midge’s current projects are supported by an Artist Trust/Wash ington State Arts Com mission Fel low ship. You can visit her at forgettin- genglish.com. Michelle Stone is a product manager for

JUNE 3–6

nates the acquisition and execution of international European projects on social scientific aspects of security. She also serves as chair of a NATO task group on psychological operations. She and hus- band Vincent enjoyed an annual ski vaca- tion with children Tobin, 10, and Yael, 7, in February. In 2007 Dana Metes left NYC and the practice of law behind to move to a cot- tage she built on some family land in Hart - land, VT. She says after several months trying to figure out “what I wanted to be when I grow up,” she joined the staff at Dartmouth Medical School/Dart mouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Leb anon, NH, as their events and special projects coordinator. She is happy to be back in the area near a lot of other Skidmore alums and encourages them to attend our 20th reunion in June.

TAMMY BLAKE 408A CLINTON STREET

BROOKLYN, NY 11231

TAMMYEBLAKE@AOL.COM

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Diane Monteiro

Anderson and

Mark Anderson are

thrilled to announce the birth of twins Sa - mantha and Emily in September. Big sister Jessica is doing great with the new additions to the family.

Midge Ray mond’s

book Forgetting English,

published by Eastern Wash ington University Press, is in its second printing. A critic for the

Se attle Times re marked

that “parts of these pol- ished stories sound like a smart patient describ-

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AT&T Interactive in Glendale, CA, work- ing on the YPmobile application. If you have a BlackBerry, you can download it from m.yp.com/app. She’s also still danc- ing and performing in the Los Angeles area. She and husband Garrett Immel, a special-effects makeup artist, just bought their first house and have been doing major renovations. She says the house is looking great, and the mortgage payment is less than they would pay in rent. Randi Scheiner-Valencia and husband Sergio welcomed son Andre on March 30, 2009.

Heather Birnbaum Harris (heather.har-

ris@gmail.com) and husband Michael an - nounce the birth of daughter Jacque lyn on November 17. The family lives in Santa Clara, CA, with “Fred the dog” and his cat Mimi.

Julie Emmerman loves living in Boulder, CO, where she is in private psy- chotherapy practice, specializing in work- ing with athletes. For the last two years, she’s worked with the Garmin-Slipstream professional men’s cycling team, helping the athletes reach their personal and per-

It’s right around the bend…

REUNION 2011

Now’s the time to join your classmates for a weekend at Skidmore, to plan your next big get-together.

formance goals, particularly the Tour de France. She keeps in touch with Skidmore professor Sheldon Solomon, Greg Silpe

’90, Marjie Gold man McKone ’90, Tra - cey Meltzer Kyle,and Lee Rosenberg Martinez. Tanya Ariowitsch ’88 is her

neighbor and best friend in Boulder, though they never knew each other at Skidmore. Todd Pantezzi rode in the Pan-Mass Challenge, a 200-mile biking fundraiser,

with Amie Shapiro White and Greg

White in 2009 and plans to do it again this year. He is a federal health VP for ICF International in Washington, DC. As a sin- gle dad, when he’s not working he enjoys perpetual playtime with son Chase, 4, and daughter Ellie, 2. He is also training for an August bike race in Texas. Joel Quadracci’s printing firm, Quad - Graphics, has arranged to acquire World - color, the second-largest print/digital serv- ice in the Americas. Along with remaining CEO and president, Joel will also become chair of the board. QuadGraphics will now be a publicly traded company, but Quad’s shareholders will have 60 percent of the shares, and the Quadracci family will re - tain 78 percent of the voting control. Joel says the deal marks “the dawn of an excit- ing new era” for his company. We welcomed daughter Althea to our family last April. Maya, 7, loves her little sister more every day. My business, grant winners.net, has some great new team members. I’d be thrilled to hear from any nonprofit organizations needing help winning grants. I recently com pleted the Na tional Novel-Writing Month activity on line and will see if I can shape those 50K words into a novel.

HEATHER SANTMIRE DENKMIRE

Reunion Planning Weekend:

SECTION I July 22–24, 2010,

Thursday–Saturday (for classes 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, & 1971)

SECTION II July 23–25, 2010, Friday–Sunday

(for classes 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, & 2006)

For more information call 800-584-0115. Reunion 2011 is June 2–5. Save the date!

36 NOTT STREET, #101

SACO, ME 04072

HEATHER@GRANTWINNERS.NET

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Joshua Marks and

wife Joanna spent

the last year expanding their business: developing and renting studio space to artists in Brooklyn, NY. This past winter, they fin- ished 99 new work spaces and a 17-person common ceramics area, totaling enough room to accommo- date 165 artists. Check

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