By Seth DuChenewith photography by Bernard Clark Teachers are famous — or perhaps notorious, depending on perspective — for handing out homework. What’s often forgotten, however, is that the best teachers have done their own homework in order to pass on that knowledge to the next group of students. That fact certainly isn’t lost on […]
By Nancy Dorrance with photography by Ian MacAlpine Early in her career, Kingston financial planner Jane Lapointe was told she’d never be successful if she didn’t play golf with the men. To which she replied simply, “Watch me!” That answer — and her unquestionable, golf-less success in this male-dominated field — reflects not only the […]
By Christine Hamelinwith photography by Bernard Clark Rodney Watson — a retired private eye and now a prolific, internationally known, award-winning artist who works in several different media — is someone who has learned to observe the world carefully. Whether he’s sketching a Kingston landmark, painting a beloved family pet or sculpting an alligator out […]
