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SUMMERFIELD – Dr. Sidney Chadwick recently joined Summerfield Family Dentistry, a family, cosmetic and implant dentistry practice offering services to patients of all ages. Dr. Chadwick was born and raised in the coastal town of Beaufort, North Carolina. With a long line of “Pirates” in her family, she completed her undergraduate studies at East Carolina University, where she met her fiancé, Brandon. She continued her postgraduate studies at ECU and received her Doctorate of Dental Medicine before moving to Fayetteville, North Carolina. There, she completed her Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center, receiving training in advanced restorative, removable (dentures, partials, etc.), surgery including implants and management of medically compromised patients.
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Dr. Chadwick is an active member of the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, North Carolina Dental Society and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry.
When not practicing dentistry, Dr. Chadwick enjoys boat rides at sunset, eating pimento cheese on the beach, riding her bike, reading and spending time with family, friends, Brandon and their adopted fur baby, Orville.
Dr. Chadwick’s goal is to leave a lasting impression on each of her patients that reflects her attentiveness to their needs and wishes, and her desire to improve their quality of life through not only their oral health but their overall wellbeing.
See Summerfield Family Dentistry’s ad on p. 27.
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Photo by Chris Burritt/NWO A bulldozer grades Piedmont Triad International Airport property along Old Oak Ridge Road where crews are removing trees to improve visibility for airplanes.
I noticed that property along Old Oak Ridge Road next to the airport is being cleared. Is something being built there?
We’ve also noticed the work, and contacted Kevin Baker, executive director of the Piedmont Triad Airport Authority to find out what’s going on there. Baker explained that workers are clearing the property to improve visibility for airplanes approaching Runway 23L.
The work is underway at the northeastern corner of the airport’s property that’s bounded by Old Oak Ridge Road. On the other side of the road, crews operating bulldozers and other equipment are knocking down trees and other growth, putting them in big piles and grinding them into chips.
The clearing runs along a half-mile stretch of Old Oak Ridge Road between Inman and North Chimney Rock roads.
“Scrub trees have grown up in that area following work done there about 10 years ago,” Baker said in an email earlier this week. “This project is to remove those trees before they become obstructions.” ... continued on p. 18
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What’s going into the huge building located on N.C. 68 between Leabourne Road and Pleasant Ridge Road?
The 220,000-square-foot structure you see near the Oak Ridge town limits on N.C. 68 is owned and being built by Greensboro’s Samet Corporation, which is in the process of leasing it out.
According to Brian Hall, director of development for the company, the building will be used for industrial purposes including distribution, assembly and light manufacturing. Hall added that the United States Postal Service is slated to occupy the building and several other prospects are looking at the space.
Scheduled to be complete by the end
Photo by Annette Joyce/NWO The first of three buildings being constructed on N.C. 68 by Samet Corporation between Leabourne Road and Pleasant Ridge Road will soon be available for occupancy.
of the year, this building is one of three that will be built on the property, with the other two being very similar to the first. In total, the three buildings will provide about 600,000 square feet of new industrial space.
For more info about the property, call Samet Corporation at (336) 544-2600.
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DERMATOLOGY SPECIALISTS TO RELOCATE IN FEBRUARY
NW GREENSBORO – A crane lifts steel beams for the roof of Dermatology Specialists’ new building on Jessup Grove Road, next to Proehlific Park (off Horse Pen Creek Road) in northwest Greensboro. Construction began in June, with the opening slated for February, according to Andrew Haverstock, business manager for the practice which is currently located on North Elam Avenue in Greensboro. The practice will double its current space to 10,500 square feet in anticipation of expandPhoto by Chris Burritt/NWO ing its base of patients in northwest Greensboro and Summerfield while remaining convenient to existing patients.
“That area is primed for growth,’’ said Haverstock, whose wife, Dr. Christina Haverstock, and Dr. Karen Gould are Dermatology Specialists’ two physicians; the practice also employs two physician assistants and an esthetician.
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Don Mills Builders
Building on four decades of customer satisfaction
With nearly four decades of building the area’s most beautiful custom homes, Don Mills knows how to meet his customers exactly where they are and develop a plan to create the home they want. As owners of Don Mills Builders, Don and his wife, Annette Mills, have established a solid reputation for high quality and a willingness to go the extra mile to build their customers the home of their dreams at a price they are comfortable with.
Don and Annette each bring their unique talents to the homebuilding process; while Don concentrates on constructing, Annette focuses on designing their spec houses as well as serving as a design consultant for homeowners of the company’s custom-built houses.
“We have folks visit our homes on the Parade of Homes tour every year just to see what new ideas she has come up with,” Don said. “Annette guides our customers throughout the process of building their custom dream home as well, working hard to give them what they want and at the same time stay within their budget.”
Don Mills Builders has three “Annette-designed” homes in the upcoming Fall 2021 Greensboro Builders Association Parade of Homes, scheduled for the weekends of Oct. 9-10 and Oct. 16-17. Annette and Don will be on site every day to host prospective customers and answer
