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Ray Shatney (right) co-owner of Shat Acres Highland Cattle Farm shows his grandchildren Jackson Davis (left) and Scotty Davis (center), how the cattle like to be combed. The Highland Cattle, originally from Scotland, are part of the oldest registered fold of Highland Cattle in the United States. In front is Shat Acres Brandy Breonna, 9 months old and in back is one-year-old Shat Acres Victor of Glen Rock. Ray Shatney and Janet Steward have a Highland Cattle farm in Greensboro Bend and Plainfield. This year the Greensboro Historical Society exhibit is Highland Cattle: Proud Heritage. photo by Vanessa Fournier
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Photo: Highland Cattle Exhibit

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Nashoba Nasser, 4, and his sisters Yasmine, 9, and Violet, 6, of Berkeley, California, set up their mobile lemonade stand three times July 17, divided their total proceeds of $75.00 equally and donated them to the Hardwick Town House, Jeudevine Library, and the Village Pedestrian Bridge Fund. They are the grandchildren of Kathleen and Steven Sampson of Hardwick. photo by Vanessa Fournier
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Photo: Lemonade Stand @ Community Forum

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photo by Vanessa Fournier Colleen and George Peak, Danielle Foster, and her daughter Madeleine Foster-Pudvah stand behind the many different desserts offered at the grand opening of D’s Bake House on July 17. Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm has partnered with Danielle Foster of Hardwick and her culinary skills for baking breads, cookies, pies, muffins, scones and more. The bakery will be operated at and through Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm at 3324 Coles Pond Road in Walden. A free lunch and dessert was offered to all who attended the celebration from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Photo: D’s Bake House

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