Alexandra Wilson Pecci

1 week ago | nshoremag.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

Painter, gardener, and floral designer Margo Pullman calls her West Newbury garden an “artist’s garden.” Wandering through it will show you why in the lushest way possible. “The thing I’m attracted to most, in painting, gardening, and flower arranging, is color first,” she explains.

3 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

Jillian Gilbride, in her own words, has always had a “passion for fashion.”“I was always the go-to friend to dress my friends, pick out their outfits for them,” she says. “But I never thought I’d be able to make a career out of fashion.”Luckily for North Shore fashionistas, Gilbride proved herself wrong. She just opened her second franchise location of the women’s clothing and accessories boutique Bobbles & Lace at Tuscan Village in Salem, New Hampshire, in November.

3 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

New England travelers are well-acquainted with Lark Hotels, thanks to unique properties that reflect the soul and personality of their locations, from the glamorous Gilded, a hotel in Newport, Rhode Island, to Plum Island’s beachy and breezy Blue – Inn on the Beach. Now, Lark has expanded, forming a joint venture with hotel brand and management company Life House to form Lark Hospitality.

3 weeks ago | pharmavoice.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. There was a time when the neurofibromatosis treatment mirdametinib was destined for Pfizer’s R&D junk pile. Despite promising early data, Pfizer shelved mirdametinib when it became clear that AstraZeneca was pulling ahead with its rival drug, selumetinib, which was for children.

3 weeks ago | nshoremag.com | Alexandra Wilson Pecci

Clad in a stars-and-stripes cowboy hat and a sparkling, red, white, and blue bodysuit, Beyonce kicked up her cowboy-booted heels in celebration of the 2024 Olympics last summer.  But Queen Bey wasn’t wearing just any cowboy boots. These were hand-painted, bespoke Stuart Weitzman boots, studded with 1,000 meticulously placed crystals. Now, a pair of those boots—along with 126 other pairs of shoes—has a new home in Haverhill.