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Article: Sculptor Todd Arnett cuts away at dead stumps to free the new life within.
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- Newsday (Melville, NY)
- Article date:
- November 5, 2006
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Byline: Carl Macgowan
Nov. 5--A giraffe grows in Nissequogue. A stallion stops traffic in Mount Sinai. Dogs, turtles and bears keep silent, motionless, round-the-clock vigils outside homes all over Long Island. Such curious figures began turning up in the Island's yards and gardens a little more than a year ago, when Todd Arnett opened a wood carving business, Artistic Sculpting, at his Lake Ronkonkoma home. The 36-year-old artist says he has sold about 100 pieces -- and is putting the finishing touches on dozens more. Just two years after arriving on Long Island from his native Michigan, Arnett has found an eager clientele among the Island's ...
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Article: SEN. FLANAGAN SECURES FUNDING FOR SCHOOL PLAYGROUND IN ...
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October 5, 2007 ;
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... ... Kathleen Walsh (3rd Coucil District) were pleased to join the children and staff of the Gatelot Avenue Elementary School in Lake Ronkonkoma at the grand opening of their new playground. Senator Flanagan and Councilwoman Walsh were able to secure over $30,000 ...
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