Chasing down his own business

by Ryan Bergeron
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Alex Truscinski stands in front of the screen printing equipment he works with at Studio10, his apparel printing business located just to the south of River’s Edge near the Highway 11 and Highway 32 intersection in Greenbush. A racer, Truscinski’s number has always been 10, so, when naming the business, he wanted to choose something that had to do with him. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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