Contributors

Paul Grace works in textbook publishing in Boston but lives and eats happily in Rhode Island with his partner Dave. He can be reached at paulgrace@cox.net.

Dr. L.H.Casey has three PhD’s in American Behavioral Ethics and has served as board member and out-patient at a private psychiatric hospital during her tenure as Professor of Paranoia at Braintree Community College.

After years in restaurants, including her own (Lucy’s) Slater has worked to get “closer to the grape” and is now working for Slocum and Sons– a top wine distributor in RI.

Jack Hartwein-Sánchez has been a volunteer photographer for twenty years. Look for Jack around town at events, he’s not always behind the camera. JDHSPhotos@verizon.net.

Cindy Quartino works in Sales and Marketing for rewards and recognition programs using emblematic jewelry supplied to distributors and end users. “I have known Bonnie longer than
anyone out in magazine land …” Italian American born and raised in R.I.

Marc Creedon has been a professional photographer for seven years in both Denver Colorado and Providence Rhode Island. He works out of his Providence Studio specializing in executive portraits and goes on location for food photography, and environmental portraiture.www.marccreedon.com

Sixcia Devine is president and founder of HDSC, LLC a communication consulting firm which runs SpeakNow! Spanish Immersion programs and SpeakNow! Business Networking Events. Previously Sixcia was the Small Business
Specialist at The Center for Women & Enterprise in Providence.

Leonard Moorehead is a native Rhode Islander and URI grad, raised on quahogs and clam cakes, proud to be a chowder head. That would be white chowder please.

Joseph Cupertino is a computer and programs master prestidigitator, offering affordable solutions for small businesses. Contact Joe at jcupertino@gmail.com or call 508.369.1169. Joe is also our Web Master at GET Magazine.
See GET’s site at www.get-ri.com. Check out Joe’s fine technical wizardry at work at jcupertinojr.com

Maria Nazos began writing in high school in direct response to the small Southern Illinois she grew up in: one virtually devoid of artistic expression. Her lack of skills in the areas of geometry, earth science, and social conformity allowed her to continue writing throughout the duration of her undergraduate years at the University of Iowa and graduate years at Sarah Lawrence College. Her work has appeared in “Word Is Bond, Earthwords:The Iowa Undergraduate Literary Review,” nthposition.com, and Dirtpress. She currently works as an underpaid, underappreciated, blissed-out galley girl in Ptown.


Joe Brummer is the editor of the blog “Replace the Lies with Truth.”You can visit him at www.joebrummer.com	Cynthia “Slate” Glinick has been in the home improvement business as ‘The Handy-Woman’ for seventeen years. She can be contacted at www.handywomanri.com. Slate is a frequent GET contributor, pinch-hitter and absolutely essential personnel.	John Jay Alves holds a journalism degree from URI, which had nothing to do with what he actually does to make a living.