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local and organic selections in the valley. The
          Wine department consists of 400  carefully
          curated SKUs of smaller lot, natural, organic,
          and live certified wines. The top three shelves
          feature Oregon wines while the bottom two
          are harder  to find wines from around the
          nation and the world.  For the beer lover there
          is a growler bar featuring 60 taps and a beer
          cave with no less than 300 varieties of craft
          beers and ciders
          www.cartwrightsmarket.com


          GOING COMMERCIAL
          Elite Developers is known for building qual-
          ity, custom homes with a focus on the details
          and operational integrity in the heart of the
          Rogue Valley. They recently announced they
          are expanding that vision into commercial
          construction as well.
          www.elitedevelopers.com

          FAB 3 JOIN SOVSC
          Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Center
          in Central Point recently hired  three  new
          doctors to join their large emergency and
                           specialty hospital. Dr.
                           Caitlin Lacey, DVM and
        Dr. Caitlin        MPH, is an Emergency
        Lacey
                           Veterinarian, and has
                           experience with imme-
                           diate diagnostics and
                           stabilization  during
                           acute trauma, including
                           creating treatment plans
                           for continued intensive
                           and/or  at home care.
                           Previously, Dr. Lacey
          worked at Happy Valley Veterinary Hospital,
          and completed an Emergency and Critical
          Care Internship at DoveLewis Emergency
                            Animal  Hospital in
                            Portland.

                            Dr. Dana  Hoyt has
                            joined  the  emergency
                            team. She worked as
                            a  certified veterinary
                            technician in Klamath
                            Falls  for seven years
                            after she obtained her
        Dr. Dana Hoyt       Bachelor  of Science
                            in Animal  Science/
          Agricultural  Business and Management
          at Oregon State University. Upon finish-
          ing her DVM, Dr. Hoyt moved to Northern
          California where she enrolled in a rotating


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