by Nathan Gonzalez – The Arizona Republic
It’s nearly 7 a.m. and Newt Grover’s pink bandanna and gray T-shirt are stained with sweat, as he stands before a 2,000-degree furnace at his glassblowing studio.
His eyeglasses hang halfway down his nose as he turns a long metal pole holding a glowing-hot, fist-sized ball of molten glass inside one of three “glory holes” used to heat the glass. Read more about Molten glass brings joy, career to former jewelry artist …
