Gray Fossil Site museum director will retire Feb. 29

GRAY (AP) — The director of the Gray Fossil Site museum is retiring. Jeanne Zavada called her tenure “quite a run,” but said now is a good time to step down. Zavada is the first director of the museum and has been there as the first 250,000 visitors came. Zavada’s husband, Michael Zavada, was hired

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