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PASSPORT Winter 2009
Remaining Rooted
For a holiday season anchored by a message of hope, redemption and love, this issue of Passport is filled with stories that highlight people, places and things that embody qualities that their potential audience might label as perfect, or close to it. At the outset, Passport Picks taps into the transformative powers of Shakespeare & Company and the Litchfield County Writers Project, and at the end, our Denouement features an artist whose holiday images of small towns stand as a testament that the glory and homespun quality of Christmases past is not gone but just veiled a bit by modern contrivances.
In between are stories about the enduring qualities of classical music, the appeal of traditional American landscape painting, the restorative nature of holiday entertaining at home, the value of houses with fireplaces and much more. Enjoy.


Design Marries Message
Giorgio Baravalle. Photo by Walter Kidd.
Giorgio Baravalle. Photo by Walter Kidd.
Giorgio Baravalle can define his work, graphic design, very simply. "It's the visual communication of ideas," he explains.
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WE WON AGAIN!
The Litchfield County Times, including LCT and Passport, are proud to announce that we have won the first place, General Excellence award in the prestigious 2008 Missouri Lifestyle Journalism Awards. In announcing the General Excellence Class I award in the non-daily circulation category, the judges wrote: “This old-school publication covers the arts in its area in depth, with seriousness and panache. The Litchfield County Times recognizes that art, in all its forms, is as pervasive and important to its area as snow is to the Colorado high country or wine is to California. In the weekly sections, in the monthly magazine and sometimes on the front pages, the paper treats all the arts as newsworthy and essential to the community. The writing, photography and design work in tandem to produce a quality product that publications many times larger would be proud to claim.”


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