Wednesday, April 21, 1999

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Artist Sandra Messina stands in her studio, dubbed "The Ranch," surrounded by her sculptures.

Local artists' opportunities growing

By Lynn Collier
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      Sandra Messina's studio is a gathering place for local artists.
      She calls her garage and outdoor area near her home at 4959 E. Van Buren Ave. "The Ranch." Many times, the Desert Sculptors meet there to exchange ideas and plan events.
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Auction raises money for club

By Sean DeFrank
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      A number of pocketbooks throughout the valley were feeling a lot lighter following the Henderson Boys & Girls Club's 20th Annual Auction on April 10.
      However, the generosity of those in attendance led club Executive Director Clyde Caldwell to proclaim this year's event the most successful ever.
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More Henderson headlines:

Gators adapt to changes on road
Auction raises money for club
Local artists' opportunities growing
School celebrates lab's completion
Survey elicits residents' concerns
New system used to detect lung cancer
Setbacks can be expected
Work on new center under way
Winds cause damage to tree leaves, woody plants
Synagogue sponsoring gala for Child Haven kids
Girl leads Greenspun quiz team to victory
Teacher enjoying final year before retirement
Sunset Park event to focus on safety
Scholarship aids local art students
Bio-Green develops system for homes
UNR group honors high school juniors
Rodeo champ takes reins for company
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