I visited Symphony Auction Gallery in Cranston, RI and found a delightful family of musician auctioneers whose story and photos I was lucky enough to capture and share.

I met with Ann Stamp, a Rhode Island farmer and finalist for Monsanto's Farm Mom of the Year, in her greenhouse.

I ran into Bob Greene--a cross between a Revolutionary war hero, a Caribbean-loving hippie, and a bacchanalian Viking--and came away appreciating the art of mead.

This was a memorable article for a couple reasons. First of all, the Whaler's team was so creative and entrepreneurial. Then, it was the first article I remotely "co-wrote" with someone. In one of those comical journalistic snafus, Emily and I both conducted interviews and wrote articles on Whaler's Brewing. Our editor, a SUPER-kind woman, decided to combine the articles and throw us both some money. She was definitely not obligated to do that. Thanks again, Joan!

Following a fire that destroyed his farm stand, I spoke with Rit Schartner about his plans for the future.

I turned my so-called "dog-training" escapades into a lucrative story...and a lasting memoir of a truly great pet.