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This week's episode is a mélange of music with many colorful new songs, including "Farmer's Market" by Laura Doherty, the very place this beautiful bouquet of flowers were found in Florence, MA this week! (Photo credit: Sienna Wildfield)
In March, when I began the project of helping VFR get a new site off the ground, there were many problems with the Web systems that VFR uses. Today there are fewer of those problems, but they have been replaced by different ones. Read more on VFR Web Technology Update…
I have been receiving some questions about the site design and logo status, so I will try to answer them here. Read more on Site Design And The VFR Logo…
My name is Bill Weye, a member of the Web committee, and the person that is trying to design/program the new VFR Web site. As you can see, the site is not yet finished, but I wanted to both give you a preview of site features and some advice to VFR programmers about how they can best publicize their programs and VFR on the Web.
Read more on Web Publicity Advice For VFR Programmers…
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