Scope and ContentArt gallery owner and preservation activists Joyce Petter talks with Judy Mauger about Joyce's childhood, meeting her husband, her search for the right West Michigan town to start a business, opening the Prajna gallery at 134 Butler Street (circa 1973) and why she later relocated to the former River Guild building. Other topics include her love of restoring old buildings; details of the gallery business; the artist's she represented including Fran Larsen and Belva Ball; her reason for focusing on American art and craft; the fight to keep McDonalds from opening a franchise at 245 Water St. in Saugatuck (a win!) and to stop plans to widen the Blue Star Highway (a loss); how her "Pals Group" (including Phil Miller, Suzy Richardson, Gail and Rick Lipzig, Mary and Bob Mason (an attorney who helped break up AT&T), Mark Bekken and spouse Bill Petter) secured the land that is now Coghlin Park and the Bayou House at the end of Center Street; her interactions with other local merchants, the Conventions and Visitor's Bureau and the Chamber of Commerce; the parking problem in Saugatuck; how the towns, the art scene and Ox-Bow have changed over the years; and her insights into the demise of Art 'round Town.