THE LAW OF MOTION —LEGAL SERVICES MEET CHANGING NEEDS MICHELLE DEMAREST SUNSERI was a young lawyer when she moved both her family and her practice to the Northshore — years ago. Adapting to the needs of the community during that time, Michelle transitioned from the commercial and corporate law in which she had been trained […]
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BE TRUE. TODAY. GROWING UP IN the Lakeview area of New Orleans as a child, Rebecca Markway Lee made the most of the road construction that lasted for years on West End Blvd. She would race to the top of sand, concrete and rebar piles with her friend who lived a few doors down only
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When Lisa Greenleaf and her husband Myron decided to move to the Northshore in 1992 to raise their two young sons, she had no idea the quaint subdivision they fell in love with would become such an integral part of her personal and professional life. From the very beginning, all signs—most notably the one at
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Inspiration and Dedication Migraines, joint pain, back pain…most of us have experienced one, if not all, of these at some point in time. But for 75 million Americans, pain is far more than an inconvenience. It is a debilitating way of life. In fact, chronic or acute pain is the number one cause of disability in
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Zest for Life Photos by Steve Randon Juliana Chan loves to learn. Her passion for new adventures and opportunities to expand her mind is what gave her the confidence to leave her home and family in Hong Kong as a young bride and begin married life in a suburb of New Orleans. It’s what propelled
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Standing the Test of Time Written by Jill Willie Photos by Steve Randon The value of furniture lies in its ability to stand the test of time. It needs to hold up to decades of wear and tear yet retain its beauty and usefulness. For Billie Comeaux, the qualities that make a great piece of
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Personal Space INTERIOR DESIGNER JEANNETTE TURK has lived in numerous countries throughout the globe. Yet, no matter her address, the concept of “home” has continued to have a singular meaning. For Jeanette, home is a place of refuge. It’s more than a place where someone lives; it is a place where someone belongs. This perspective
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Jade Skluzacek Fashion Forward Imagine shopping with one of the most versatile professionals in the fashion industry, taking advice from someone who has styled models in New York, Paris and London and who has been trained to identify design trends before they hit the runway. For many, it would be a dream come true. And
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Reba Weymouth A FEW YEARS AGO, Reba Weymouth was at a crossroads. Although she loved being a nurse practitioner, she wanted more for her patients than to treat their symptoms. And while she loved spending time with her husband, her family and her friends, she often felt lethargic and unmotivated. Reba knew there was more
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Time Well Spent Every year, Dr. Kevin Darr, his wife, Mary, and their blended family of seven children take a trip to a national park or preserve. For a full week, they spend time with the people they love, enjoying things they love—hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming and fishing. Being able to celebrate all the activities
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Family Ties and Apron Strings For Leticia Rubio family is not something she relegates to personal time. In fact, family is front and center in her personal life as well. It is more than being in business with her brother; it’s more than incorporating their mother’s favorite recipes in their restaurants. For Leticia Rubio, family
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