October 2022

Northshore Magazine (Digital)

The Best of the North Shore of Massachusetts

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It’s The People
When we think of what we love about our chosen professions, I often hear “It’s the people.” Whether it’s our colleagues or the customers, we are most satisfied when making those personal connections—either while leading a team to success or making cu
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Contributors
/COVER, PAGES 32, 84 / Joel has been shooting portraits and editorial work for over 20 years in New England. He has a busy studio in Boston and frequently travels for work. This assignment was special to him because in these times, the doctors are al
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EDITOR Nancy E. Berry PUBLISHER Paul J. Reulbach CREATIVE DIRECTOR Ryan Jolley CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Joyce Alla, Natalie Gale, Calvin Hennick, Leslie Martini, Alexandra Pecci, Sarah Shemkus CONTRIBUTING FOOD EDITOR Jeanne O’Brien Coffey CONTRIBUTING P
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International Beef
New steakhouse in Burlington, Salem beer society The menu of steaks at Mooo…. [sic], the new restaurant in Burlington, stretches across the globe from Australia to Kansas, with stops in Japan and California. So the connoisseur can explore the many di
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Beer Society
Craft beer aficionado Christopher O’Connell lives just two blocks from Salem’s Gulu-Gulu Cafe and has long been a regular, dropping in often to order a pint or two from what he calls the area’s best lineup of beers. So, in 2014, when the cafe launche
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Salem’s Culinary Concierge
Insider’s guide to Salem culinary scene, author Mai Kim Le, Dean Kelly of Pixar, musician Brian Maes Salem has become a destination food city. Many credit Karen Scalia, founder and owner of Salem Food Tours, for helping make that happen. Her mantra i
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Life’s Journey
Mai Kim Le and her teenage daughter have lived very different lives. As a small child, Le and her family came to the United States as refugees from Vietnam. Le moved around the country as a child, and faced poverty, racism, and cultural isolation. He
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From Chelmsford To Infinity, And Beyond
When Dean Kelly was a kid growing up in Chelmsford, he was fascinated with the Disney movie Pinocchio, to the point that he wore out his family’s VHS tape of it. He’d not only watch the movie, but also play, rewind, and pause it, study the characters
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Brushes With Greatness
Renowned keyboardist Brian Maes is loyal to his roots. After decades of performing with legends across the globe, the Lynn native still makes taking the stage across North Shore venues a priority. In his new, three-part book series, Brushes with Grea
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Practical Magic
Salem Witch Museum, History Alive in Salem From the accused men and women of the Salem Witch Trials to the green-skinned Wicked Witch of the West to Sabrina the Teenage Witch, witch representation has changed drastically in the past few hundred years
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Falsely Accused
In 1692, 22-year-old Elizabeth Johnson of Andover confessed to witchcraft. Arrested as part of the witch hysteria that swept the region that year, Johnson admitted she had consorted with the devil and afflicted her neighbors. She was convicted in 169
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Career In Cannabis
In her teen years, Deidra Ruvido was not what you’d call a pothead. She never even encountered marijuana during her time at Andover High School—much less smoked it—even though her brother had a bong hiding in his bedroom the whole time, she says. She
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Finishing Touches
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Taking Salem’s Historic Streets On The Road
Salem is known around the world for its connection to witches and draws nearly half a million tourists each year who want to immerse themselves in all things witchcraft and supernatural. But what many people don’t know—including many North Shore loca
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Keeping Time
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Sharp Dresser
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Autumn Festivities
Autumn activities, The Cummings Foundation, Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center, Common Craft Fall is in full swing on the North Shore—with leaves peaking in a couple of weeks and Halloween on the horizon, it’s time to get cracking on those autumn activities
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Great Protectors
In 2002, the most senior advocate at the Women’s Crisis Center in Newburyport put a yellow sticky note on a client’s file that said, “very lethal case.” Within six weeks, the woman was dead, murdered by her husband, who also killed himself, orphaning
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Choose Your Adventure
Imagine going out for drinks with some friends—one of you wants to hit a taproom to explore the newest local brews, another wants a glass of really great wine from a small producer. But you just want a cocktail—preferably made with locally distilled
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MOVERS & SHAKERS 2022
Mikki Wilson calls herself “the chief energy officer” for her company, Dot Connector Consulting, and it’s an apt title. Her energy for helping women entrepreneurs “connect the dots” between their passion and profits, and make their businesses as succ
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On Air
When listening to Boston radio stations, you may be surprised to know that on nearly every channel, many of the friendly and familiar voices you hear belong to broadcasters who call the North Shore home. Some grew up here, while others were drawn to
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Great Givers
For years, Bill and Joyce Cummings were undercover billionaires. They lived well, but not large, maintaining their relatively modest Winchester home (along with a smallish condo in Florida), driving decade-old cars, and flying economy class. When Bil
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Dine around
At Red 8, the Cantonese restaurant at the Encore Boston Harbor in Everett, you can order a 10-pound live King Crab. If you’d like, they’ll even hoist it onto a tray and bring it out to the dining room, legs flailing, to impress your guests (and your
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Where To Buy It
SOLEAMOUR, 8 Main St., Andover, 978-409-1541, soleamour.com; CHARLESTON & COCO, 72 State St., Newburyport 978-255-4572, charlestonandcoco.com; EDIT SHOE & STYLE LOUNGE, 47 State St., Newburyport, 781-910-6686, editstylelounge.vip GIBLEES MENSWEAR, 85

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