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“After 5 Years - ARTISAN HOMES BULLISH ON BUILDING”
…Fulfilling Dreams from the Beaches to the Dunes
Artisan Homes has been bullish on the building
business for five years when it comes to listening
to their clients and making dreams come true. Owners
Wayne Montgomery and Carey Bettis care about every
exacting detail of the homebuilding process - from
the way they take note of their clients’ lifestyle
needs to exceeding the limits of finishing touch
expectations. May celebrates their 5th year as
Artisan Homes in Northeast Florida.
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Something about Mary
There’s no stopping this best-selling author,
whose 27th suspense novel hit store shelves in
April.
Story by PATTI MARTIN, 4074mag.com; photography by
MIKE SYPNIEWSKI
A seaside colonial that had seen better days. Bones
buried in a back yard. A shared name.
The clues, of course, lead straight to Mary Higgins
Clark.
For more than three decades, the celebrated mystery
writer has taken notice of peculiar details and
events and woven them into the framework of 28
best-selling suspense novels.
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New
Gallery Reflects an Exhilarating Point of View
A Jaunty Beret and Dashing Accent…
Conrad van Wyk, noted international architect, has
opened his first art gallery on brick-paved Hypolita
Street in St. Augustine, Florida. His large
monochromatic black and white acrylic paintings
adorn the walls of the new van Wyk Gallery, a
handsome uncluttered studio in the Casa del Hildalgo
– a building built by Spain in the 1960’s as the
tourism office. Situated on the corner of famed St.
George Street, the entire building surrounds a
courtyard that is almost the center of the ancient
city’s historic district.
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 “Mayberry
Momma’sTM Food for the Soul & Body” cookbook is a heart-warming combination of the
Mayberry Momma's memories of growing up in Mount
Airy, N.C., the small town that she and Andy
Griffith shared, along with the results from her
nationwide contest, which brought in a "passel of
good recipes for great food." The book’s emphasis on
"home cooking" takes the reader back to an era in
the South and a generation that loved to cook! Add
in a generous helping of Carolina mountain wisdom,
Mayberry Momma style, and you've got a tasty
offering. This new book is a natural follow-up to
her first book, Memories of Mayberry, which explored
the influence of their hometown on the fictional TV
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