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March 15, 2009

Potters’ Pages Newsletter March 2009

by Carolyn Dorr Read Comments (0)

SPRING IS HERE! The temperature is warming up, the garden is beginning to bloom and it’s time to be inspired by the outdoors. Change is in the air and affecting Potters Council as well. It’s the time of year when we say thank you to the leaving board members and welcome to the new. Read about the election results in this issue of Potters’ Pages. I would love to hear feedback on what you think of this issue or on Potters’ Pages in general at cdorr@ceramics.org. Go here to read Potters’ Pages *March Potters’ Pages* Highlights** Be sure to check out what Potters Council members are doing in your area in the Events and Exhibitions section on page 7 & 8. I’ve highlighted a few key articles below:	$Potters\' Pages March 2009$

WELCOME NEW POTTERS COUNCIL BOARD MEMBERS Page 1 NAN ROTHWELL MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR 2009 Page 3 NEWS FROM MEMBERS Page 4 REID SCHOONOVER & DAVID BEECHING RECAP OF PAST POTTERS COUNCIL EVENTS Page 5 CAROLYN DORR & MARK ISSENBERG

Get involved with Potters’ Pages As you read through the issue available online here, you’ll see that many members have already taken advantage of submitting their information for a FREE AD in Potters’ Pages. This is a great way to promote your studio, studio classes or even your website. It’s easy to do… view here for ad requirements and deadlines. I promise it’ll take you only 10 minutes or less to send me your information for a basic ad. Don’t miss out! The deadline to submit your information for the next issue of Potters’ Pages is APRIL 22, 2009. For questions or to submit information, please contact me at cdorr@ceramics.org. Thank you, and I look forward to hearing from you! Carolyn S. Dorr Potters Council Manager www.potterscouncil.org