
Andrea E. McHugh
Travel, Food and Lifestyle Writer at Freelance
Blogger at Newport Stylephile
Travel/food/lifestyle writer l PR/comms+content l bylines USA Today, Parade, Boston Globe, TripSavvy, Yankee, Travel Awaits, US News, Family Circle #binders
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heyrhody.com | Andrea E. McHugh
Donald and Allyson Scarlata know a thing or two about quirky old homes by the sea. For all of their rich histories and architectural charm, the past relics of coastal grandeur often come with complex issues and myriad spaces requiring next-level restoration. The couple had been renting a home in Saunderstown for some time, along with Lola, their eight-year-old Vizsla-mix rescue, when they decided it was time to plant roots.
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heyrhody.com | Andrea E. McHugh
Daisy Eagan knows what it’s like living in the spotlight. She’s the youngest actress ever to win a Tony Award, nabbing Best Featured Actress award for her portrayal as Mary in The Secret Garden on Broadway in 1991 when she was just 11.
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themeetingmagazines.com | Andrea E. McHugh
The Boston Marathon remains one of the most prestigious road races worldwide — and it’s Katie Hawkes’ job to make sure the experience is as exciting, memorable and safe as possible for the more than 100,000 attendees enjoying a weekend of marathon-related activities at the Bank of America Boston Marathon Expo.
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rimonthly.com | Andrea E. McHugh
While buzzy James Beard-recognized restaurants Persimmon and Dolores command most of the attention at the intersection of John and Hope streets on Providence’s East Side, don’t sleep on Champa, a tiny eatery with big flavor. Champa is not exactly a secret; regular waits affirm its if-you-know-you-know status. Start with Laotian-style soft spring rolls (naim chao). On cooler days, Tom Yum soup, a tangy hot and sour soup, will satiate your craving for cozy eats with just one slurp.
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bostonglobe.com | Andrea E. McHugh
TIVERTON, R.I. — The Farm Coast, straddling the state line comprising Westport and South Dartmouth in Massachusetts, and Tiverton and Little Compton in Rhode Island, is a dichotomy of milieus: bucolic acres of fertile farmland met with miles of rocky shoreline. The storybook setting allows for an abundance of bounty from coast and country, bolstering a dining scene dominated by mom and pop eateries serving locally-sourced eats long before the buzzy “farm-to-fork” catchphrase became ubiquitous.
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If you’re constantly refreshing the Boston Globe and think “I NEED WINE” (cope how you need you cope, baby), click on my latest piece re: this year’s excellent harvest at RI vineyards @Globe_RI https://t.co/p1DuYEyJBn

Newport giving fall Hallmark movie main character energy https://t.co/iPE4pd2S5E

Caught some filming of The Gilded Age today when walking the dog and decided I’d love to be an extra just so I can wear the amazing costumes https://t.co/7Ad8lbal3Q