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[email protected] ‘It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.’ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2009 Hennigan pursues love of ancient sea art Home sales drop in 2008 KILLINGLY AN EXCEPTION BY MATT SANDERSON VILLAGER STAFF WRITER In a year-end report released by EATURED IN EBRUARY Connecticut Prudential Realty last F F 2009 month, home sales in Windham OUNTRY IVING County were down 14.9 percent ‘C L ’ from 2007. According to the Eastern BY MATT SANDERSON zine, capitalizing on the push of Connecticut Association of VILLAGER STAFF WRITER her growing business, as well as Realtors, Windham County had BROOKLYN — Move over, her notoriety for recreating these 833 sales for single-family houses Russell Stover Chocolates. octagonal wooden boxes of vary- in 2008, opposed to 947 single-fami- Today’s passion for an ancient ing sizes with thousands of deli- ly home sales in 2007. Valentine gift is tomorrow’s heir- cate seashells that contain some All towns in the Villager’s cover- loom with local crafter Lynda of the most beautiful and intri- age area saw a decrease, except for Susan Hennigan and her sailor’s cate designs. Matt Sanderson photos Killingly, which went up about 4 Valentines. “People have been calling and Lynda Susan Hennigan, of Brooklyn, was featured in this month’s edition of percent. Hennigan was featured in this “Country Living” magazine for her impressive and budding career in crafts.