NEPR Annual Report 2013

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NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC RADIONews. Classical. Jazz. Amherst / Springfield / Hartford .................................. WFCR 88.5 FM

North Adams .................................................................................. 101.1 FM

Great Barrington ............................................................................98.7 FM

Lee ....................................................................................................98.3 FM

Pittsfield / Lenox ........................................................................... 106.1 FM

Williamstown ................................................................................. 96.3 FM

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NEPR News Network News. Talk. Culture.Springfield / Amherst / Westfield ..................................WNNZ 640 AM

Franklin County .................................................................WNNZ 91.7 FM

Southern Berkshire County ...........................................WNNU 89.5 FM

Northern Berkshire County ............................................WNNI 98.9 FM

All Classical. ...................................... WFCR 88.5-2 HD Radio™

DOWNSIZE THE "SM" WHEN THE USING LOGO ON �OVERSIZED APPLICATIONS SUCH OUTDOOR ADVERTISINGAND LARGE EXHIBIT DISPLAYS

THANK YOUAs you will read in the pages of this report, fiscal year 2013 (July 1, 2012

– June 30, 2013) was a busy one for New England Public Radio. In addition to officially breaking ground at our new facility in downtown Springfield, launching 89.5FM in Great Barrington, and re-imagining the NEPR News Network with exciting new programming… hundreds of news stories were covered by our reporters including the 2012 election season and the Boston Marathon Bombings; over 2,000 hours of locally produced classical, jazz and word music were broadcast through home stereos, car speakers, computers and smartphones (thanks to our brand new app); and partnerships with community organizations like Soldier On provided listeners the opportunity to make their contribution to NEPR go a step farther.

Because of your support, and the support of thousands of other listeners like you, New England Public Radio is thriving. We hear from you time and again that we are your source for news, that classical music provides you a much needed escape, jazz sets the mood for your evenings, and that innovative new programs like AudioFiles are helping you to explore our community beyond the radio dial. We look forward to continuing to innovate and to grow in the next year, and welcome you to stay tuned as we take one of the biggest steps in our 50+ year history this summer - moving in to 1525 Main Street in Springfield and the start of rehabilitation of our Five Colleges Studios at UMass Amherst!

On behalf of the NEPR Foundation Board, and our staff, thank you for your generous support.

Martin MillerCEO & General Manager

“Because of your support, and the support of thousands of other listeners like you, New England Public Radio is thriving.”

2,000 HOURS of locally produced music on WFCR this year

52 SATURDAYS of incredible operas from the best opera houses in the country

21 PARTNERSHIPS with regional music groups and presenters

8 LIVE BROADCASTS from Tanglewood

6 BROADCASTS of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra

MUSIC

MUSIC HOSTS ON THE TOWNThe Jazz a la Mode Film Series packed the house at Amherst Cinema with films like “The Savoy King,” Jeff Kaufman’s lively portrait of band-leader and drummer Chick Webb. Throughout the year our hosts were seen all over the Pioneer Valley introducing artists at pre-concert talks; lecturing at places like Applewood Retirement Community and the Polish Center for Learning and Discovery in Chicopee; and MC’ing events like a brunch for Children’s Chorus of Springfield, and “Nimbaya: Our Children’s World Festival” at The Academy of Music in Northampton.

THE BEST ALBUMS OF 2013, ACCORDING TO NEPR’S MUSIC HOSTS:

From Kari Njiiri, Jazz SafariHugh Masekela: “Jabulani” Natalie Fernandez: “Nuestro Tango” Jazz Soul Seven: “Impressions Of Curtis Mayfield”

From John Montanari, Classical MusicBrooklyn Rider: “A Walking Fire” Maria Schneider: “Winter Morning Walks” Roomful of Teeth: “Roomful of Teeth”

From Raquel Obregon, TertuliaGabriel Alegría’s Afro-Peruvian Sextet: “Ciudad de los Reyes”Various Artists: “Salsa de La Bahia, A Collection of San Francisco Bay Area Salsa and Latin Jazz”Ivan Lins: “Cornucopia”The John Santos Sextet: “Filosofía Caribeña – Vol. 2”Natalie Fernandez: “Nuestro Tango”

From Tom Reney, Jazz a la ModeTop 3 jazz vocal releases of the year:Cecile McLorin Salvant: “Woman Child”Tony Bennett: “Live at the Sahara”Gregory Porter: “Liquid Spirit”

From the re-election of Barack Obama, to coverage of the Boston bombing, the special election of Ed Markey to the Newtown shooting, New England Public Radio’s newsroom has covered all of the major stories of the year.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED

CAMPAIGN SEASON COVERAGEFall 2012 was campaign season, and NEPR aired both Democratic and Republican conventions in their entirety. We were live on Election night with guests, including Western New England University political science professor, Tim Vercellotti and UMass Amherst professor and polling institute associate director, Maryann Barakso.

LIVE SENATE DEBATESIn a consortium with print and broadcast outlets in western Massachusetts, NEPR aired US Senate debates between Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown, and between the candidates in the special election to fill the US Senate seat vacated by John Kerry, when he was confirmed as Secretary of State.

FORMAT-BREAKING, SPECIAL COVERAGE OF: • Superstorm Sandy• The Springfield gas explosion• The Newtown school shootings• The Boston Marathon bombing

COMMENTARIES FROM:• T. Susan Chang, Food writer• Lynn Pasquerella, President of Mt. Holyoke College• Mark Edington, Episcopal priest and Executive Director of Harvard’s

Decision Science Laboratory• Phillip Caputo, Pulitzer Prize winner• Michael Lynch, President of Strategic Energy & Economic Research

NEWS

SAM HUDZIK JOINS THE NEWS TEAMIn July, NEPR welcomed News Director Sam Hudzik to the station. Sam is a former political reporter for Chicago’s public radio station, WBEZ. Sam has jumped in feet first, and is already working to create more opportunities in the news magazines for local content and making frequent use of partnerships with

other New England public radio stations, including WBUR in Boston and WSHU in Connecticut. This means more stories from around the region on our air, and our stories airing around the region.

FAREWELL TO JOHN MONTANARIAfter 35 years on the air, Music Director and classical host, John Montanari hung up his headphones for the last time on December 20th, 2013. John came to WFCR fresh out of college in 1978, and has been sharing his love of music with listeners ever since. Those of us who worked alongside him for many years

are finding it strange to walk by Master Control in the morning, and not see John in there. “I’ll no doubt still be involved in music presentation locally,” says John. “But look forward to more time to travel, reading, writing, cooking and other pursuits.”

Filling John’s shoes is a difficult task, and one that we take very seriously. Over the next several months, you will hear a variety of voices during morning classical music, some familiar, like Jon Solins, and some new, like Cheryl Willoughby, former music director at Classical New England (a service of WGBH Radio) in Boston and former director of programming at VPR Classical (a service of Vermont Public Radio), who we’ve tapped to help fill in as we continue our search for a new music host.

PEOPLE

“I’ll no doubt still be involved in music presentation locally... But look forward to more time to travel, reading, writing, cooking and other pursuits.”

In FY’13, we improved several aspects of NEPR.net including:

• A sound quality and ease-of-use streaming upgrade

• On Demand listening options for Jazz a la Mode, Jazz Safari and Tertulia

• Growing “AudioFiles” by partnering with organizations like the Springfield Public Forum and the Center for Public Policy and Administration.

SOCIAL MEDIA STATS 1,913 Facebook fans

1,964 Twitter followers

1,923 NEPR App users

WEB STATS 515,902 Page views

270,962 Visits

147,604 Unique visitors

Coming soon…. A brand new, mobile and tablet friendly website launching in early 2014!

NEPR.net

A Brand New App!The fastest way to streaming NEPR for your iPhone or Android.

COMING SOON!

NEW PROGRAMS ON THE NEPR NEWS NETWORKSeveral new programs were added to New England Public Radio’s all-news service. If you haven’t heard them yet, check them out:

• Here & Now, Mon. - Fri., noon to 2p.m.

• Q with Jian Gomeshi, Mon. - Fri., 7p.m. to 2p.m.

• The Moth Radio Hour, Sat., 1p.m. to 2p.m.

• TED Radio Hour, Sun., 2p.m. to 3p.m.

NEW SIGNALS IN BERKSHIRE COUNTYThe NEPR News Network is now heard loud and clear in Berkshire County!

In April 2013, 89.5 FM WNNU went on the air as part of the NEPR News Network. The station covers the southern part of Berkshire County, up to Stockbridge and nearby parts of Columbia County, New York.

98.9 FM WNNI, covering the northern part of Berkshire County, will join the network in 2014.

The NEPR News Network can also be heard at AM 640 across western New England, and 91.7FM in Franklin County, as well as online at NEPR.net.

UPGRADES

With his trademark wit and spontaneity, host Jian Ghomeshi covers pop culture and high arts alike with forays into the most provocative and compelling cultural trends.

VALLEY GIVES

On 12.12.12, NEPR participated in Valley Gives Day, a one-of-a-kind celebration of generosity for western Massachusetts, where in one

24-hour period, thousands of people from Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden counties made gifts to their favorite charities. Our supporters came out in droves to help the station raise funds for a new generator at our transmitter site on Mount Lincoln.

We’re pretty sure that a totally unplanned power outage that knocked us off the air the weekend before

helped to encourage giving! 279 listeners donated $23,226, putting NEPR in the #3 spot for most donors, and qualifying us for a $5,000 grant. We also won a $1,000 “golden ticket” putting the grand total at $29,226 in 24 hours!

BUILDING SUPPORT: A SOLDIER ON PARTNERSHIPIn what has become an annual tradition, NEPR was pleased to work with a community organization in a special fundraising partnership during our winter drive. This year, we partnered with the veterans service organization, Soldier On and Berkshire Bank on a special campaign called Building Support: Sustain our Station, Support Our Soldiers, which

helped Soldier On with its plans to build a new transitional housing facility for female veterans in Leeds, MA. For every pledge made in support of NEPR, Berkshire Bank contributed a 2x4 to help construct sixteen

housing units for women veterans and their children. Over $246,600 was contributed to support NEPR and 2,126 2x4s were donated to the Soldier On project. The building is currently under construction.

COMMUNITY

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BILL COSBY LIVE FOR NEPRSurely the biggest profile event for the station in 2013 (and let’s be honest, in its history!) was longtime listener Bill Cosby’s performance at Springfield’s Symphony Hall in March. Resplendent in his custom NEPR sweatshirt, Dr. Cosby had the audience rolling for his entire set, with jokes about his family, show

business, and getting a little older. The evening raised over $146,000 in support of the capital campaign, and put NEPR on the map in Springfield, just a few doors down from our new home.

WE HOPE WE SAW YOU AT SOME OF OUR OTHER EVENTS IN FY’13 TOO!

• A pub night at McCaffrey’s in downtown Springfield before the Springfield Public Forum’s event with Will Shortz

• Four films in the Jazz a la Mode Film Series at Amherst Cinema

• A new partnership with The Berkshire Bach Society brought “Bach at New Year’s” to Northampton

• A special event with the Affiliated Chambers of Greater Springfield welcomed UMass Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy to Springfield

• A Groundbreaking Ceremony at 1525 Main Street (the future home of NEPR) featured special guests like Congressman Richard Neal, Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno and others

• The NEPR Foundation’s 5th annual Arts & Humanities Awards Gala honored June Millington, musician and Co-Founder of the Institute for the Musical Arts in Goshen, MA; Michael Mucci, Chairman and Director of Instrumental Music for the Longmeadow High School Music Department; Enchanted Circle Theater of Holyoke MA; and The Pioneer Valley Symphony & Chorus of Greenfield, MA.

DIFFERENCE $1,570,791

NUMBERSRevenue $6,192,167Contributions $ 3,437,847Underwriting $ 1,365,8934 College Support $ 46,172Corporation for Public Broadcasting $ 335,183Other Income $ 213,457In-Kind Goods & Services $ 188,522UMass In-Kind $ 605,093 $ 6,192,167

Expenses $4,621,376Programming $ 1,647,277Operations $ 578,826Outreach $ 169,642Fundraising $ 1,046,190Administration $ 385,826In-Kind Goods & Services $ 188,522UMass In-Kind $ 605,093 $ 4,621,376

Programming: 36%

Operations: 12%Fundraising: 23%

Administration: 8%

In-Kind Goods & Services: 4%

UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%

4 College Support: 1%


UMass In-Kind: 10%

Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 5%

Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Contributions: 56% Underwriting: 22% 4 College Support: 1% Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 5% Other Income: 3% In-Kind Goods & Services: 3% UMass In-Kind: 10%

Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 23% Administration: 8% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 13%




Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES






Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES


Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 23% Administration: 8% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 13%DIFFERENCE $1,570,791



Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES



NUMBERS




Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES


Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 23% Administration: 8% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 13% DIFFERENCE $1,570,791



Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES






Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES






Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES


Programming: 36% Operations: 12% Outreach: 4% Fundraising: 23% Administration: 8% In-Kind Goods & Services: 4% UMass In-Kind: 13%DIFFERENCE $1,570,791



Programming: 36%


Administration: 8%


UMass In-Kind: 13%

Outreach: 4%

Contributions: 56%

Underwriting: 22%



UMass In-Kind: 10%


Other Income: 3%

REVENUE

EXPENSES



CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

It’s been another busy year on the Campaign trail for New England Public Radio, with over $5

million now pledged in support of our comprehensive 50th Anniversary Campaign. NEPR has received an additional $1,767,580 for the project from the Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation (MHIC) in New Market Tax Credits.

Construction is now underway at our new headquarters in downtown Springfield and the next year will be a sprint toward the finish line as we work hard to raise the final $1.4 million needed to fund and equip our new facilities. To date over 300 gifts and pledges have been made in support of the Campaign. Solicitation efforts are still actively underway in Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin Counties, as well as Connecticut.

$7M

$5,139,485As this report

is being compiled

May of 2011

$800,000

G OA L

To date over 300 gifts and pledges have been made in support of the Campaign.

B. John DillCampaign ChairPresident, The Colebrook Group

David K. ScottCampaign Vice ChairFormer Chancellor, UMass Amherst

Anne Garrels Honorary Campaign ChairFormer Foreign Correspondent, NPR News

Martin Miller CEO and General ManagerNew England Public Radio

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Floorplan of the under-construction 1525 Main Street building provided by Kuhn Riddle Architects,

Amherst, MA. The plan shows the street level area (right) and the basement level (left).

For more information please contact: Cathy Ives - [email protected] or phone: 413-545-3172

Leadership gifts for the Campaign have come in this year from the Dennis Group in Springfield, the Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund, PeoplesBank, The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, the Beveridge Family Foundation and the United Bank Foundation.

In the year ahead, NEPR will continue calling on banks throughout our listening area for Campaign support. We will also continue calling on some of the many long-time donors who have not yet had a chance to hear about our new facilities in Springfield and our bold plans for expanded local programming.

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CONFERENCE103

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INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $1,000 +AnonymousNeal Abraham and Donna WileyAmherst CollegeJohn and Elizabeth ArmstrongClaire BatemanLinda J.L. BeckerHerman BerkmanBunny BewickClaude BorowskyJonathan BozbeckianLaura and Bickford BrannenOlive BroseIrving and Brenda BuchbinderEleanor CaplanJulie Caswell and Richard RogersLori Clarke and Leon OsterweilRoberta CollardMargo CulleyCharles and Elizabeth D’AmourWalter Denny and Alice RobbinsCharlie and Kelly DeRoseJohn DeweeseScott Dewolski and Rachel LikoverJan and Deborah DizardDonna DunnMarcy EisenbergJenny and Dave EmeryPhilip EmeryFrederick FeibelRobert and Louise FredetteRebecca FullerDorothy GavinMary GawlickiWalter Giger and May-Wo Foo GigerSteven GoughCarolyn Gray and George PeppardStephen and Daphne HallHampshire CollegeDena and G. Felda HardymonWil HastingsEmily and John Hayden

Hildegarde Sorenson-SterlingMargaret HuntJoan JacksonWilliam and Jean JeffriesPaul Jodka and Carol RichardsonSteven Jones and Adele FranksJenny Kallick and Robert BezuchaEllen Kennedy and Mark GoldRuth Kennedy and John SingerCarol and Ken KinsleyCharles Kuchenbrod and Rebecca

SielmanRobert KusnerKevin and Martha LacroixTheresa LardnerElizabeth and Nathanael LarsonA. Laurel-Cafarella and T. Laurel-

PaineBenjamin and Sharon LiptzinTed and Adlyn LoewenthalMartha LymanThomas and M.B. MagillBen and Jennie MarkensAnna MarkusTollie MillerPatricia MillerSarah and Hugh MitchellWilliam and Susan MonksCharles and Kay MoranBarrett MorganWilliam and Mary Sue MorrillMount Holyoke CollegeEleanor MurphyNational Institute for the Clinical

Application of Behavioral Sciences

Robyn Newhouse, PhDJohn and Nancy NicholsJames and Julie PeacockSandy PearsonPelham Auto Parts and ServiceClaudia and Steven PerlesRonald Pipkin

Richard and Helen ResciaDara RibicoffJudith RobertsAnn Rosalind JonesMarcia and Thomas RossiKevin RoweJessica SaalfieldAnn Sagalyn, DMD and David MarksWhitty Sanford and Tom MinerEva SchockenStephen and Leslie ShatzLawrence SiddallPatricia SkardaCarolyn Slifkin and Daniel NashBen SmarSmith CollegeThomas SnelhamKevin and Teresa SnowRuth SoliePeggy and David StarrLois StebbinsPatricia Steele-PerkinsElizabeth Stone and Marc BermanPeter Straley and Donna RossKristin StueberTerri SwansonSarah and Mark TannerGrace TaylorUniversity of Massachusetts,

AmherstNancy and Bruce UrbschatWilliam VickeryLyn WalkerPhebe WallaceJanet WallsteinSteven and Nadine WennerKenneth and Louise WilliamsonDena WillmoreJoan WoffordAnne Zimmerman

DONORSOur sincere thanks to the following listeners who made cumulative gifts of $500

or more to New England Public Radio’s Annual Fund, made a contribution to

the capital campaign, or underwrote on NEPR and the NEPR News Network

between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. We apologize for any errors in these

listings. If your name is listed or omitted in error, please let us know at radio@

nepr.net or by calling 413-545-0100 so we can correct our information.

Thank you.

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $500-$999 AnonymousRobert and Frances AbramsMary and Louis AdlerJoanne Alderman and Doric DodsLarry Ambs and Jennifer KramerDan AndersonMontserrat and Michael ArchbaldCharles and Deborah AustinDuane BaileyIris BashkinAllan Baustin and Barbara

ThompsonPeter and Joan BeardsleyMarguerite BedellLaurence and Beth BeedeJohn BennettBetsy BergenDan Berger and Laura KatzJulia and Ed BermanJeff and Marilyn BlausteinDavid and Patricia BloomCynthia and Gary BombardierElbert and Bernice BowlerSusan and David BranoNathalie and Willis BridegamAnn and Michael BrooksDaisy and Eric BroudyLaurie Brown and Chris ConditMaria BuckleyRonald and Mildred BurkmanRosemary Caine and Howard

NatenshonAlan Calhoun and Barbara AikenJanet CallahanBob and Pat CalnenSusan and Brian ClarkPaul Clark and Carol ParrishIan and Carolyn ClarkDiana ColeRonald and Nancy ComptonPaula CondonAnne CookAllison CookWilliam Corcoran and Bonniejean

DibeliuGrace and Ralph CraigSara CrawleyJulian and Robbie CrowellLeslie CunninghamMiriam and Tom CurninMelissa Dane and Delmar WilcoxJeffrey Daniels and Kate MillerRon and Guiliana DavidoffJames DawsonBrandon DelaneyPeter and Florence DeRose

Lisa d’ErricoCharles and Ellen DickinsonKerry DietzJohn DinuovoLisa DufraneWilliam and Suzanne DuncanJane Edwards and H.R. TonkinKevin and Donna EdwardsJean Egan and Robert OkunJohn and Janet EgelhoferPeter and Cami ElbowEileen ElliottNick Elton and Barbara Steen-EltonCarl EriksonJohn and Laurie ErnstJean FaterRobert Fazzi and Diana BuckleyRobert Feldman and Katherine

VorwerkGary and Susan FentinLouisa FerreeSandra FitzpatrickJoseph and Kathy FontaineJames Frank and Leslie Smith FrankTom and Leslie FreudenheimSue E. FullerHerbert FutterJonna Gaberman and Bruce

WintmanBarbara and James GarveyJim GaskellDiane GerberCopper GilothMichael and Sally GinsburgMyron and Penina GlazerBrian GlynnNorbert Goldfield and Sandra

MatthewsCarolyn Goldstein, MDI.L. GomezSevern Goodwin and Debra SchehrMichael Gorra and Brigitte BuettnerMichael and Becky GossKevin Grennan and Mary SpellicyJ. Lynn Griesemer and Bryan HarveyTom and Susan HagamenPhilip and Jane HallAnastasia Hallisey and Luc TimonRay and Barbara HandDavid and Mary HankowskiChristine HannonColin HarringtonAlan Harris and Diane LebelMargaret HathawayJim HaugheyRuth and Bruce HawkinsRyan HaywardCharles and Irene HaywardTom and Jane Hazen

Jane and Paul HetzelAnn and Jeffrey HicksMary Clare HigginsSue Ellen HolbrookAnn HollandRichard and Ruth HoweCurt and Kelly HudsonMargaret HughesCathy IvesKannan JagannathanBen James and Oona CoyDavid and Carol JordanPaul KanevRobin KarlinArthur and Moira KeeneTom KegelmanCarolyn KendrowJohn KennedyDavid Kenny and Marina JulianEugene KilbrideStephen and Mary KingJ. Robert and Gale KirkwoodCaleb KisslingJeffrey Knight and Audrey GuhnJohn Knight and Martha WoffordLaura and Ken KoenigsMichael and Victoria KonoverSilas and Linda KopfPeter and Katherine KurzKenneth and Joan LangleyJack and Peggy LareauSara LawrenceAnn LevineMarilyn and Michael LevineMary LightnerC. Peter and Maija LillyaScott and Deborah LivingstonRobin and Robert LofquistKathleen LovellMartin Luber and Alicia JohnstonGerald and Sheri LublinWilliam and Carol MacKnightFrank MaginnisSteven Weisler and Maureen

MahoneyBarbara MandellJudy MarklandSusan McAllisterJohn and Emily McDermottCharles and Rita McInnis-SpencerGeorge McKee and Darlene NinosElizabeth McNelly and Fredric

MeslohDarlene McVeighHollis MeltonMary MercuriBarbara and Paul MeunierRoslyn MeyerEdward and Carol Mierzewski

Lynn and Jean MillerMartin, Brenda, Aaron and Liliya

MillerJean Miller and Peter BurdeAudrey and John MillgateLoraine MillmanDavid and Jessica Mix BarringtonJ. Donald Moon and Lucy FerrissMonica Moran and William WerhliJanet and Daniel MoranSteven MorinDavid and Cynthia MorrellLeo and Leanne MorrisseySarah MullaneDavid Narkewicz and Yelena MikichBeth NelsonHoward and Yvonne NicholsonRuth OdgrenPaul and Miriam OppenheimerDavid and Ruth PardoeRobert PaynterDavid and Kathy PepinKatherine PerkinsLorna and Dale PetersonTony PiaggiLisa PlantefaberHertha PlatzerHarriet PlehnSally and Lewis PopperCatharine PorterStefan and Alicia PothMary Ellen and John PrestonJeffrey Prince and Beth FirminMarietta PritchardMark ProshanAlice Parker PyleKatherine Queeney and John

StaudenmayerElizabeth RajamPatricia RapinchukGeorge RawitscherNancy and Eric ReevesCornelia and Wallis ReidEdward ReillyMarilyn RiddleEllen RigattiJean RobbinsTony Rogers and Anne NugentJohn RoseClifford RosenbergJames RossLinda and David RothDavid RoySheron RuppJames and Gloria RussellDavid SalminenAnthony SantonicolaGerald SchaferCraig and Virginia Schneider

Tom and Lois SchwabCathy and Roger SchwartzBenjamin SchwartzDavid and Kathleen ScottDaniel and Lynne Ann ShapiroBarbara SichermanPeter Siegelman and Sean ReddingMark and Tema SilkWilliam and Elizabeth SillinEileen Silverstein and Alan RitterPatrick Slaney and Susan RiceNancy SlatorDavid SloviterLinda SmircichLawrence Smith and Anne MochonAndrew Smith and Nancy Ashkin-

SmithHubbard and Linda SmithGloria SmithTom Sohre and Patricia CoteElizabeth SpelmanSeajay SpencerMax and Jean StackhouseJames Staros and Alice HarrisKathryn and Richard StefanskiJoan SteigerKate Steinway and Paul ZolanMichael StephensKeith and Catherine StevensonRoberta Swafford and David HoopesKathleen SwaimPaul Thaler and Linda BatchelorJohn Todd and Dorothy NemetzMark Tolosky and Noreen Diperri

ToloskyCecil and Lana UrsprungVan Itallie Foundation, Inc.Donald Verrastro and Heidi DollardRachel VigdermanDavid and Sarah WarrenGary and Peg WendlandtRonnie Williams and Suzanne

ArnopolinLouis and Alona WilsonMichael WolffPo-zen WongThomas and Elizabeth WoolfLarry Zacharias and Cathy SchoenPatricia and Francis ZakPaul Zimmerman

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS AS OF JANUARY 15, 2014AnonymousNeal Abraham & Donna WileyAdams & Ruxton Construction Co.Albert Steiger Memorial Fund, Inc.Amherst College

Douglas & Gladys AndersonJohn & Elizabeth ArmstrongGloria AyvazianEric Bachrach & Renee MossHelen BarringtonRobert & Barbara BashevkinPauline Bassett & Alan KatzClaire BatemanBaystate HealthChristopher Benfey & Mickey

RathbunBetsy BergenBerkshire Bank Foundation, Inc.Berkshire Community CollegeNancee BershofJ.P. Berwald & Priscilla DruckerS. Prestley & Helen BlakeJeff & Marilyn BlausteinMartin & Lynn BloomNancy BoardSusan BourqueNancy & John BradyMarybeth BridegamMary & Bruce BrownLucinda BrownJerry Bryant & Fran GoodwinBulkley, Richardson & GelinasMargaret Bullitt-Jonas & Robert

JonasRosemary Caine & Howard

NatenshonMaryjane Canavan & Anne ParadisPatricia Canavan & James GosselinEleanor CaplanJulie Caswell & Richard RogersLisa & Eric ChamberlainJoann ChandlerJohn & Pamela ChandlerClaudine Chavanne & Harry StuartCarol Christ & Paul AlpersLori Clarke & Leon OsterweilSusan Clopton & John LevineEdward & Nancy CobdenMeredith & Thomas CochranArthur CohenFrank ColaccinoComcastCommunity Foundation Of Western

MassJack & Susan ConklinDrs. Camille and Bill CosbySara CrawleySarah CreightonJulian & Robbie CrowellColleen Currie & Richard RubinDianne Cutillo & Bernard

PinsonnaultMary Ellen CzerniakCharles & Elizabeth D’Amour

Melissa Dane & Delmar WilcoxEdmund DeLaCour & Nancy

LustgartenTom and Kit DennisWalter Denny & Alice RobbinsMichael DeNucciCharlie & Kelly DeRosePeter & Florence DeRoseJohn DeweeseJoseph DeweyScott Dewolski & Rachel LikoverGeorge and Sherry DickermanJanice DicksteinJack & Colette DillGeorge Ditomassi & Michele Megas-

DitomassiJan & Robin DizardDJRJ Charitable FundEdward & Elena DoddDianne & Paul DohertyLisa Doherty & Jean DelisoDoris & William DoyleGillian & James DudaJohn & Janet EgelhoferJames Ellis & Trish FarringtonThomas Ewing & Marilyn London-

EwingPatricia Davis & Key FarringtonRobert Feldman & Katherine

VorwerkSteven & Donna FeldmanGary & Susan FentinRobert FergusonJames & Gloria FoxBeth & Stephen FoxEllen & Richard FreymanPaul FriedmannRandy & Susan FrostSally & David FullerKen & Karen FurstJohn & Paula GallupGamma Broadcsting, LLCDavid Gang & Roberta Hillenberg-

GangBarbara & James GarveyWalter Giger & May-Wo Foo GigerJayne & Brad GillIsabel GlassMyron & Penina GlazerJohn & Linda GlennPatrick & Denise GogginsEdward Goldman & Judith RivenShirley GoldmanDana & Kathleen GoodfieldGreenfield Community CollegeGreenfield Savings BankSally and Al GriggsEllen GrobmanStephen & Daphne Hall

Hampshire CollegeSarah HancockWilliam & Marsha HarbisonWil HastingsStephen & Catherine HaysTom & Jane HazenHealth New EnglandKathryn & Royster HedgepethIra Helfand & Deborah SmithThomas & Elaine HenshonRobert & Maureen HildebrandHolly & Douglas HobbieSamalid HoganHotel NorthamptonJohn & Jane HowlandWeiguo HuMargaret HuntIrene E. & George A. Davis

FoundationCathy IvesJack & Colleen JohnstonMartin & Alice JonasKevin & Moira JonesGordon & Susan JosephsonNorton & Jeanne JusterJenny Kallick & Robert BezuchaDeborah KatzMarjorie KaufmanLinda Kaye-Moses & Evan SoldingerPhilip KeatingEllen Kennedy & Mark GoldJohn KennedyLucy KennedySusan KimballCarol & Ken KinsleyJ. Robert & Gale KirkwoodAriane Krumholz & Robert SimpsonPaul & Cynthia LambertSara LawrenceLeslie Lawrence & Ronald

WeingartnerKaren LebovitsJames LehenyEllen & Allan LeritzJudith LernerJerry Lesniak & Joseph FinneganJim Levey & Christine OlsonPeter & Elizabeth LevinGeorge & Ann LevingerBenjamin & Sharon LiptzinJohn & Cathryn LombardiRichard & Linda LopatkaKathleen LovellTimothy Lyman & Alden SmithLinda Marston & Dennis BromeryPaul & Margaret MartinAlan & Claudette MarvelliMassachusetts Cultural CouncilMassMutual Financial Group

Elizabeth & York MayoEileen McCaffery-Cuda & Fred CudaDan McCrearyJohn McDonald, Jr.Peter MehlinAngelika MelienAaron & Cyndy MendelsonEdward & Carol MierzewskiMartin, Brenda, Aaron & Liliya

MillerGoldie & Stanley MillerMichael & Nancy MillerSteven MitusDavid & Jessica Mix BarringtonWilliam & Susan MonksLisa MoodyJ. Donald Moon & Lucy FerrissCharles & Kay MoranMount Holyoke CollegePatricia Moyer & Bruce NeumannJohn & Judith MullinCaroline MurphyRobyn Newhouse, PhDBill Newman & Dale MelcherPam & Gordon OakesTom & Eugenia O’BrienJean O’ConnellRuth OdgrenArthur OlsenVirginia OndricekThomas O’NeilO’Reilly, Talbot and Okun AssocMike PackardKate & Peter PappasSandon PearsonPeoplesBankPerles Family FoundationLorna & Dale PetersonNancy Pick & Lawrence DouglasHertha PlatzerMr. Platzer & Ms. Cardillo-PlatzerLeonard & Adrienne PlotkinJohn PollardBetty Rae & Martin PoppoClaire PryorJacqueline QuimbyStanley RabinowitzTom Randall & Rebecca MillerNancy & Eric ReevesMark Reinhardt & Margaret

MagavernWenda RestallJonathan & Susan RiceMarilyn RiddleMarcia & James RintoulJoan RosenbaumErik & Joanna RosenthalRotary Club of AmherstFrederic & Delight Rothery

Jean & Georgeanne RousseauVlada RousseffSandra & Alan RubinFredric RutbergWilliam Ryan & Susanna OpperHarshad SanghviRosita Sarnoff & Beth SaperyElizabeth & Robert SchmittLin & Richard SchreiberTom & Lois SchwabSol SchwartzRoy & Mary Ellen ScottDavid & Kathleen ScottDalila ScruggsWilliam & Bonnie SextonDaniel & Lynne Ann ShapiroStephen & Leslie ShatzShatz, Schwartz and Fentin, PCDeena & Jim ShriverLawrence SiddallWilliam & Elizabeth SillinJane SjomanHubbard & Linda SmithPreston Smith & Lynda PickbournSmith CollegeRuth SolieMichael Sorrell & Jennell

Cappo-SorrellDave & Jody SoulesAnn & David SouthworthJames Staros & Alice HarrisPeggy & David StarrIlan Stavans & Alison SparksLois StebbinsRichard & Carol SteelePatricia Steele-PerkinsJoan SteigerMartha & Ron StewartElizabeth Stone & Marc BermanRonald StoryPeter Straley & Donna RossKristin StueberAlan & Mary SwedlundJanice SwensonSarah & Mark TannerBill & Jane TaubmanMary & Walter TaylorTD Banknorth & TD

Charitable FoundationThe Beveridge Family

Foundation, Inc.The Dennis GroupThe O’Connell CompaniesEva Thomson & David ArtzerounianGordon Thorne & Anne WoodhullBaer Tierkel & Alison CurphyEric Tiffany & Lee ParkJohn Todd & Dorothy NemetzMark Tolosky & Noreen

Diperri ToloskyElizabeth TrahanJay & Ann TurnbergNancy TyborowskiUnited Bank FoundationUniversity of Massachusetts

Advancement OfficeNancy & Bruce UrbschatDiane VaydaBob & Delores ViarengoLinda Vincent & Thomas DerrAbbie Von SchlegellPhebe WallacePeter Whalen & Janna UgoneRev. & Mrs. Stephen WhiteRichard & Betsy WhitingDudley & Judy WilliamsMary Wiseman & Carey BakerMichael WissemannJoan WoffordLyman & Merrie WoodVan & Molly WoodDavid & Elizabeth WoodsJonathan Wright & Meg

Kelsey WrightJames Young & Lisa AdesLarry Zacharias & Cathy SchoenEthan Zuckerman & Rachel

BarenblatMillie Zweir & Rich RosenUniversity of Massachuestts

Amherst

2013 UNDERWRITERS62 Center for Theater and Dance at

Williams CollegeA2Z Science & Learning StoreAcademy at CharlemontACCO BrandsAEIOU AmherstAllGreenIT, LLCAlternative Recycling SystemsAmerican Inn at Sawmill ParkAmherst Apple Harvest FestivalAmherst BalletAmherst Business Improvement

DistrictAmherst ClubAmherst College - Art In Place Amherst Dental GroupAmherst Family ChiropracticAmherst Leisure Services

Community TheaterAmherst Montessori SchoolAmherst Wines & SpiritsAmherst Winter Market Antioch University, New England Apples & Crafts FairArts & Industry Building

Artspace Community Arts CenterAtlas FarmAusten Riggs CenterBay Path CollegeBaystate HealthBaystate OB/GYN Group, Inc.Bear BookshopBement SchoolBenefits Management GroupBerkshire Area Health Education

Center Berkshire Choral FestivalBerkshire Co-op MarketBerkshire Cultural Resource CenterBerkshire Health SystemsBerkshire Photovoltaic ServicesBerkshire Taconic Community

Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters of

Hampshire CountyBistro 63 at the Monkey BarBlue Cross Blue Shield Of

MassachusettsBoston Arts FestivalBoston Early Music Festival Boston Symphony OrchestraBourke Builders Brattleboro Area Chamber of

CommerceBrattleboro RetreatBread EuphoriaBrook Farm InnBulkley RichardsonBushnell Center for the Performing

ArtsC. J. Cohen AssociatesC. L. Frank & CompanyCampus School at Smith College Canterbury Tails Veterinary ClinicCardno ATCCaring SolutionsCathy Cross Center at Eagle HillCenter Church HartfordCenter for Early Childhood

Education at Smith CollegeCenter for Human DevelopmentCenter for Public Policy Center for Public Policy and

Administration at UMassChapdelaine’s Home FurnishingsChester Theatre CompanyChesterwood MuseumChild Trauma InstituteChrist the King Lutheran Church in

WilbrahamClark Art Institute Clarke Schools for Hearing and

Speech

Cliff’s Smokin’ Backyard BBQ & Catering

Cochrane Dental AssociatesCohn Financial ServicesColdwell Banker Upton-Massamont

RealtorsColebrook Realty Services, Inc Colony Care at Home, Inc.Commonwealth Honors CollegeCommunity GuitarCommunity Involved in Sustaining

Agriculture Connecticut River Watershed

CouncilConstruct Associates Conway School of Landscape DesignCooley Dickinson HospitalCornucopiaCorvias Campus LivingCottage Street StudiosCountry BankCowls Building SupplyCrafts of Colrain Crocker CommunicationsDaily Hampshire GazetteDavis Financial GroupDean’s BeansDeCordova Sculpture Park and

MuseumDeerfield AcademyDennis GroupDF Walter JewelerDietz and Company Architects Diocese of SpringfieldDodson & FlinkerDon Muller GalleryDowney, Sweeney, Fitzgerald & Co.Downtown SoundsDrama Studio, Inc.Eagle Hill SchoolEastern States ExpositionEasthampton City ArtsEastworksElectric Earth ConcertsEmirzian, Mariano & AssociatesEnergia StudiosEric Carle Museum of Picture

Book ArtFarmers Market at the XFerriter & Ferriter Firefly SalonFive College Center for East Asian

StudiesFive College Learning in RetirementFlamingo Eventz LLCFlorence Savings BankFly By Night Flye CyclesFoley-Baker Inc

Forish Construction Company, Inc Franklin Community Co-opFranklin County Chamber of

CommerceFranklin Land TrustFree PressFuture HealthGage-Wiley & Co., Inc.Gallery A3Gardens of WilbrahamGlenmeadow Retirement

CommunityGood News Garage GoogleGranby PharmacyGreenfield Business AssociationGreenfield Center SchoolGreenfield Dental AssociatesGreenfield Savings BankGuzik Motor SalesHadley Garden CenterHampden BankHampshire CollegeHancock Shaker Village Hands Across The Valley Quilters

GuildHarlow’s Sugar HouseHart & PattersonHartford SeminaryHartford Symphony OrchestraHartsbrook SchoolHartt School Chamber Music SeriesHenion Bakery Higgins Energy AlternativesHistoric DeerfieldHomework HouseHospice of the Fisher HomeHu Ke Lau Huntington Learning CenterInnovative Business SystemsInsight Meditation Society Integrity Development and

Construction, Inc.Iron Horse Entertainment Group Isenberg School Of ManagementJackson & ConnorJacob’s Pillow DanceJE Robison ServiceJewish Community CenterJewish Geriatric Services JN Phillips Auto Glass Joia BeautyJonathan GoldinJoseph Chapdelaine & SonsKatalyst Kombucha Keiter Builders, Inc.Kens’ Eyewear IncKestrel Land TrustKinsley Power Systems

Kloter Farms Kuhn Riddle ArchitectsKurn Hattin HomesLandmark at Monastery HeightsLaporte Business Services League of New Hampshire

CraftsmenLog CabinLoomis CommunitiesLundgren HondaMacDuffie School Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterMarc & Elizabeth BermanMargo Jones ArchitectsMarkham Nathan Fund for Social

JusticeMarlboro Music FestivalMass MatchMASS MoCAMassachusetts College of Liberal

ArtsMassachusetts International Festival

of the ArtsMassachusetts Review MassConcertsMead Art MuseumMediterrania Oriental RugsMemorial Hall in Shelburne FallsMen’s Resource CenterMesa VerdeM-F-A Social Documentary Film

Program Michael Zide PhotographyMike’s Maze/ Warner FarmMiss Hall’s School Mohawk Trail ConcertsMolly Cantor PotteryMontessori School of NorthamptonMostly Baroque Players Mount Holyoke College Art MuseumMt. Holyoke College Department

of PhysicsMullins CenterMulti-ArtsMuseum of Fine Arts, BostonNational FiberNational Yiddish Book CenterNew England Air MuseumNew England Farm Workers’

CouncilNew England HydroponicsNew England Wild Flower SocietyNoble Feast CateringNoonan EnergyNorfolk Chamber Music FestivalNorthampton Arts CouncilNorthampton Chamber of

CommerceNorthampton Community Music

CenterNorthampton Cooperative BankNorthampton Farmer’s MarketNorthampton Little LeagueNorthampton WoolsNorthEast SolarOdyssey BookshopOld Sturbridge VillageOld Deerfield ProductionsOpen SquarePancione AssociatesParadise City Arts Festival Paradise Copies Pengyew CateringPeople’s United BankPeoplesBankPioneer Saab Pioneer Spine & Sports PhysiciansPioneer Valley Chinese Immersion

Charter School Pioneer Valley Custom ConstructionPioneer Valley Montessori SchoolPioneer Valley Performing Arts

Charter Public SchoolPioneer Valley Transit authorityPioneer Volvo Porches at MASS MoCAPortabella Fine CateringPrinciple Profits Asset Management Providence PlaceProvisionsRay Bates, The British ClockmakerRE Laplante ConstructionRehab ResolutionsRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRepublican NewspapersRiver Valley MarketRiverbend Animal Hospitalrk MilesRobinson Donovan, P.C.Rockridge Retirement CommunityRomano, Pascucci & Co., P.C.Roncari Express Valet ParkingRural IntelligenceSalmon Falls ArtisansSandri CompaniesSasson, Turnbull, Ryan & HooseSerio’s MarketSevenars ConcertsShatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C.ShopRite of Enfield #323Sidehill FarmSignature Sounds RecordingsSilverscape DesignsSimmons Graduate School at Mount

Holyoke CollegeSimple Diaper and LinenSimsbury Light OperaSinger Potito Associates

SIT Graduate InstituteSitterly Moving and StorageSix-Point Creative WorksSixteen Acres Garden CenterSleep Medicine Services of Western

MassachusettsSmall Beer PressSmith and Sons JewelersSmith College Art MuseumSmith College Department of MusicSpirit HausSpringfield Public SchoolsSt. Germain Investment

ManagementState Street Fruit StoreSteve Lewis Subaru Stoneleigh-Burnham SchoolStrada ShoesSuffield AcademyT.J’s Taylor Rental of HadleyTarnow Casual FurnitureTeagno ConstructionTerra AmericanaTerraclime GeothermalThomson Financial ManagementTigerpressTown of DeerfieldToy Box AmherstTriangle Family DentalTSM DesignTurn It Up Records and CDsUMass Amherst Continuing and

Professional EducationUMass Amherst External Relations

and University EventsUMass Asian Arts and Culture

ProgramUMass Catering DepartmentUMass College of Humanities and

Fine ArtsUMass College of Social and

Behavioral SciencesUMass Department of Theater UMass Five College Credit UnionUMass School of EducationUmbra Management, Ltd Union Institute & UniversityUnited BankUrology Group of Western New

England Valley AyurvedaValley Home ImprovementValley Jazz CenterValley Light Opera Valley MindfulnessValley Motor SportsValley Veterinary Hospital and Inn

for PetsViaggio Group

Webber and Grinnell InsuranceWesleyan Potters Westfield State UniversityWestminster SchoolWGBYWhalen InsuranceWhirl Wind Farm KennelWhole Foods MarketWilbraham & Monson AcademyWilco’s Solid Sound FestivalWilliams CollegeWilliamsburg General StoreWilliamstown Theater Festival Williston Northampton School Windy Hill FarmWomen’s Fund of Western

MassachusettsWoodstock Area Chamber of

CommerceWorcester Cultural CoalitionWorcester Polytechnic InstituteWork Opportunity CenterWright BuildersWSU Division of Graduate and

Continuing EducationYoung at Heart ChorusZoar Outdoor

2013 MEDIA SPONSORSHIPSArcadia PlayersBerkshire Bach SocietyClose Encounters With MusicGlasgow Lands Scottish FestivalHampshire Choral SocietyHampshire Shakespeare CompanyJorgensen Center for the Performing

ArtsMount Holyoke College Department

of MusicMusic in DeerfieldNew Century Theatre Northampton Center for the ArtsNorthampton Jazz FestivalPioneer Valley Jewish Film FestivalPioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra Springfield MuseumsSpringfield Public ForumSpringfield Symphony OrchestraTemple Beth El UMass Fine Arts CenterYellow Barn

OFFICERS / EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPaul Lambert President Five Colleges CommitteeVacant Vice President Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeSamalid Hogan Treasurer Chair, Finance/Audit CommitteeKen Furst Clerk Finance/Audit CommitteeDennis Bromery Chair, Outreach/Special Events CommitteeEllen Freyman Chair, Nominating/Board Governance Committee

DIRECTORSEric Bachrach Outreach/Special Events CommitteeCarey Baker Outreach/Special Events CommitteeJohn Brady Five Colleges CommitteeRosemary Caine Outreach/Special Events CommitteeJames Duda Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeRobert Feldman Finance/Audit CommitteeDr. Paul Friedmann Finance/Audit CommitteeDr. Stephen Hall Finance/Audit CommitteeJenny Kallick Five Colleges CommitteeAngelika Melien Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRebecca Miller Five Colleges CommitteeClaudia Perles Outreach/Special Events CommitteeIrv Rhodes Finance/Audit CommitteePreston Smith Five Colleges CommitteeJames Staros Five Colleges CommitteeDr. Steve Wittenberg Nominating/Board Governance Committee

ADVISORSJanet Bowdan Outreach/Special Events CommitteeJennell Cappo-Sorrell Outreach/Special Events CommitteeStewart Creelman Outreach/Special Events CommitteeAriane Krumholz Outreach/Special Events CommitteeJim Leheny Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeKatherine Perkins Outreach/Special Events CommitteeRobert Pura Nominating/Board Governance CommitteeKathy Service Outreach/Special Events CommitteeLynne Anne Shapiro Outreach/Special Events CommitteeDr. Kristin Stueber Outreach/Special Events Committee

EX OFFICIONeal Abraham Executive Director, Five CollegesMarc Berman Immediate Past PresidentJohn Kennedy Vice Chancellor for University Relations, UMass AmherstMartin Miller CEO & General Manager, NEPR

EMERITUSSandon Pearson Outreach/Special Events CommitteeLorna Peterson Outreach/Special Events Committee

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Documents

NEPR Annual Report 2013