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Laura Byrne Paquette

Laura Byrne Paquette

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Editorial Associate, SRQ Magazine

Sarasota

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Total articles 549

  • Meaty Remediation

    By Andrew Fabian, Laura Byrne Paquette| SRQ Magazine Verified In late October, heartbreak defined the drive to Siesta Key Village from the North Bridge. Couches, mattresses, cabinets, appliances, irreplaceable items made unidentifiable by water and wind damage—every waterlogged pile along Higel Avenue a life uprooted. In August, Hurricane Debby’s flooding rains. In September, Hurricane Helene’s 4-foot storm surge. In October, Hurricane Milton’s 100+ mph winds.

    By Andrew Fabian, Laura Byrne Paquette · SRQ Magazine

    Dec. 24, 2024

  • Digging for Treasure

    By Dylan Campbell, Laura Byrne Paquette| SRQ Magazine Verified SRQ DAILY THURSDAY FAMILY AND RECREATION EDITION THURSDAY NOV 7, 2024 | BY DYLAN CAMPBELL Read Here! « View The Thursday Nov 7, 2024 SRQ Daily Edition « Back To SRQ Daily Archive Digging for Treasure | EMBARK ON A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY AT THE BISHOP MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND NATURE! Saving Lives | A Dose of Vitamin Sea |...

    By Dylan Campbell, Laura Byrne Paquette · SRQ Magazine

    Nov. 07, 2024

  • Meaty Remediation

    By Andrew Fabian, Laura Byrne Paquette| SRQ Magazine Verified In late October, heartbreak defined the drive to Siesta Key Village from the North Bridge. Couches, mattresses, cabinets, appliances, irreplaceable items made unidentifiable by water and wind damage—every waterlogged pile along Higel Avenue a life uprooted. In August, Hurricane Debby’s flooding rains. In September, Hurricane Helene’s 4-foot storm surge. In October, Hurricane Milton’s 100+ mph winds.

    By Andrew Fabian, Laura Byrne Paquette · SRQ Magazine

    Dec. 24, 2024

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SRQ Magazine

United States