Heather underwood

I started off because it was good money. Then it became much bigger than that. It came from my heart.

We felt that it should be preserved as an example of the gracious living that some people enjoyed in the 1800s. Mr. Underwood played such an important part in the development of Fayette and the Maine state history that we feel it's right to preserve what he left us. We are privileged to be the caretakers of this beautiful place.

A lot of graduate students have no idea that they can even get money from the SA.

If more women speak out, we'll be harder to target.

PETA has tried for years to educate her about fur, at first quietly and now like this,