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Sturgis Journal Pat Arseneau, known locally for many reasons including being a teacher, friend, artisan, neighbor, father and husband, passed away April 11 from pancreatic cancer. His death left a void in the community, especially evident at Open Door Gallery, where he and his wife, Liz, spent countless hours volunteering and contributing artwork. Open Door Gallery has set up a Patrick Arseneau Memorial Fund through Sturgis Area Community Foundation. It’s a general charitable fund, said Lindsay Richardson, SACF director. “My favorite kind of fund,” she said. It is not targeted for a specific purpose, so grants from the fund may go to the greatest need in the community. To build up the fund, SACF is accepting donations, which may be given through the foundation s online giving page. ....
Dec 20, 2020 Coleby Kauffman, a Valley entrepreneur, stands outside one of his businesses, Tastecraft Cafe in Milton, holding ShopSmol branded shipping boxes. ShopSmol is an online marketplace Kauffman launched in November allowing local merchants to sell their goods through the internet. Eric Scicchitano/The Daily Item LEWISBURG â A Valley entrepreneur has launched an online marketplace, ShopSmol, where local small businesses and nonprofits can offer their products and services to a global customer base. Eleven businesses and organizations registered so far ShopSmol.com. Creator Coleby Kauffman expects membership to grow rapidly next year as merchants shift their focus away from the holiday season. ....