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Cynthia Urick Stickles
cstickles@hackleyschool.org

Jeffrey Reynolds is owner and president of Smith & Reynolds, a commercial real-estate brokerage and appraisal company. He lives in the foothills of the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts with wife Nicole and children Nate, 11, and Sadie, 5.

Portsmouth, NH, potter Wendy Walter and students at her Voice of Clay studio were the subject of a reality-TV pilot episode called “DreamMakers.” The show follows the ups and downs of four Maine and New Hampshire residents as they work toward their goals. “My dream is to build a building out of cob” (clay, sand, and straw), Wendy says. “I would like to build a green, renewable building. It will be a place where people can come and honor clay, which is honoring the earth.” She’s also looking into harnessing and recycling methane gas, to supply energy for the building and run its kilns.

Dan Zucchi still lives in Valhalla, NY, not Connecticut, as was previously reported in Scope.