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Words Connie Dunwoody, Broadmead Care It was a solid maple teacart, a mid-century marvel on wheels, an elegant fixture in many homes in the 60s and 70s. My mom treasured hers. It stood proudly on the variegated blue shag carpet – the kind we raked before company came. As kids, we respected the invisible boundary

Words Viola van de Ruyt, Wealth Advisor, Vanderuyt Wealth Management Group September feels a bit like New Year’s: it's a great time to “get stuff done” before the end of the year. It's enough time to dig in, but not so much time that you can procrastinate. We’ve got four months left, so what is

Words & Photos Stephanie Staples I love, love, love being a tourist on our beautiful Island and even after eight years as a resident here there is still so much to discover! So after driving by “The Raptors” entrance sign in Duncan time and time again and hearing rave reviews about the place, I was

Words Jackie LaPlante Photos Tanner’s Books Apple in China Patrick McGee In an eye-opening account of how China became Apple’s manufacturing base, McGee presents well-researched reasons why Apple is effectively locked into keeping the bulk of its production in China. Through interviews with Apple associates and suppliers, McGee follows Apple as it is lured to