Mary Grady -- General-interest features

Mary Grady

General-interest features

	Copies of these stories are available by email, on request. Reprint rights are available for most.
	"For Sale, For A Price," Rhode Island Monthly, March 2005. How Rhode Island's booming real-estate market affects everyone, from current homeowners to first-time buyers.
	"House Proud," Rhode Island Monthly's Bride 2005. It's the biggest purchase you'll make. Fortunately, there's loads of help for couples buying their first house.
	"Private Matters," Rhode Island Monthly cover story, September 2004. There's a lot to weigh when deciding whether a private school is right for your child. Profiles of 17 local private schools help parents choose.
	"Small Companies, Big Ideas," Rhode Island Monthly, January 2004. Who says size matters? These 10 small companies are turning creative ideas into big success stories that could shape the future of the state.
	"Money Matters," Rhode Island Monthly's Bride 2004. How to talk about money with your honey.
	"Art and Soul," Rhode Island Monthly, November 2000. Artists, entrepreneurs, impresarios -- meet 25 innovators whose passion is making Rhode Island a place where the arts flourish.
	"Watching The Grass Grow," Rhode Island Monthly, March 2000. To the unenlightened, grass is just something to be mowed. But to scientists at the University of Rhode Island turf farm, each blade is a tiny, turbulent world.
	"Lost and Found," Rhode Island Monthly, December 1999. A profile of feisty Woonsocket, an old mill town struggling to reinvent itself.

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