Susan Gallagher Journalist Profile

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Love Bejeweled

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

Elizabeth Henry is living her legacy of love, jewels, and brilliant artistry. It all began in a world of glittering gems and precious metals. The young Elizabeth grew up here, watching as her jeweler father fashioned his sparkling creations. The beauty and art of jewelry always enthralled Elizabeth. “That’s what I fell in love with,” she says, “the art.” Through her designs, she challenges people to view jewelry not simply as decoration but as micro art pieces.
IN THE COMFORT OF A CANINE

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

Trusting eyes in a gentle face, the curious tilt of a furry head, the tender touch of a padded paw: the comfort a dog provides is in its very nature. What better creature to calm us amidst life’s storms? Since ancient times, dogs have aided humans as loyal companions and helpers, but these days, a chosen few serve an even higher purpose as therapy and comfort dogs.
One Fine Day

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

Featured ArticleLocal Realtor Brett Mulvey Leads Us on a Morning to Nighttime Guided Tour of the Perfect Day on the SeacoastArticle by Susan Gallagher Originally published in Portsmouth City LifestyleFrom stunning seascapes and graceful sailboats to eclectic dining with gilded sunsets, the seacoast has much to offer locals and visitors alike. Rich with classic New England charm and brimming with hospitality, there is nowhere else quite like it.
BUSINESS FAMILY STYLE

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

At the core of Heritage Home Service beats the heart of the Chartier family. In 1986, brothers Craig, Steve, and Jeff Chartier founded Heritage Plumbing and Heating with nothing but a pickup truck, a handful of tools, and a burning desire to start their own company. Plumbing was in their blood and experience on their side, with years of working for their plumber grandfather, father, and uncles under their belts. “We had a dream,” Craig recalls.
On the Doorstep of Dignity

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

Hope is settling into a new home at Mainspring: The Seacoast Social Service Collective. This groundbreaking nonprofit will be an inviting sanctuary amidst today’s challenging economic times for people in need across Southern Maine and the NH Seacoast because poverty doesn’t conform to town, county, or state lines. Slated to open in the Fall of 2024 in Kittery, Mainspring embraces the growing trend of integrating social services under one roof.
Memories for Rent

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

Jenn Madden is different from your ordinary realtor. She is in the business of making memories. Her goal is to help families safeguard memories for future generations and ensure precious new ones are possible. While Jenn’s primary business is home sales, she has found a niche in summer and winter rentals on historic Rye Beach and the surrounding seacoast area.
ALL HAIL THE KING OF BLINDS

Aug 16, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Susan Gallagher |Susan Gallagher

In 2016, this entrepreneur boldly ventured into the franchise world with high hopes, but he never imagined the success he would achieve. He credits much of it to his personal approach to doing business. The irrepressible Ian Kaner talked with me about his journey, franchise know-how, and royal moniker. Ian KanerWhat is your favorite part of your work? Definitely the people. Connecting with customers comes first. In sales, people don’t buy things; they buy relationships.
In New Book, Damon Tweedy Explores the Urgent Need to Integrate Physical and Mental Health Care

Apr 2, 2024 | psychiatry.duke.edu | Susan Gallagher

Damon Tweedy, MD, has practiced psychiatry for nearly two decades, but he wasn’t always passionate about mental health. As a medical student, he ranked his psychiatry rotation among his least favorite clinical experiences, and like many of his peers and attending physicians at the time, even looked down on the field. It wasn’t until after his first year of residency that he transitioned from cardiologist-in-training to budding psychiatrist.
Duke Psychiatry Trainees Receive Numerous Awards & Honors in 2022-2023

Jul 17, 2023 | psychiatry.duke.edu | Susan Gallagher

Congratulations to our trainees on the following awards and honors they earned during the 2022-2023 academic year:NOTE: Training years reflect when the trainee received the award; trainees have since advanced a year or graduated. First-year psychiatry resident Andres Fuenmayor, MD … Received the Young Investigator Award to attend the 23rd World Congress of Psychotherapy, in Casablanca, Morocco, in February 2023.
Leadership Program Spurs Transformation in Lupus Care

Jun 14, 2023 | medschool.duke.edu | Susan Gallagher

Managing the broad range of symptoms of lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease that can cause extreme fatigue, skin rashes, fever, and joint pain, left Uniqua Harris, of Durham, ready to “bash lupus ‘til you couldn’t bash it anymore.” A year ago, it was hard for her to stay positive, and she said she often doubted herself.