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Leah LeMoine

Leah LeMoine

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Phoenix, Scottsdale

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Total articles 533

  • Great Escapes: Sea Envy

    By Leah LeMoine Verified|Phoenix MagazineVerifiedA trip to Seattle leaves our writer dreaming of life in the Pacific Northwest. Ilove living in Phoenix. Really, I do. I’ve become an ambassador of sorts for our desert metropolis thanks to this job, which I also love. But when I travel, I often find myself experiencing pangs of what I call “city envy.”It’s invariably stoked by something we don’t have here – or that I don’t have in my little corner of North Phoenix. Pizza places open past midnight. Dumpling spots on every corner.

    By Leah LeMoine Verified · Phoenix Magazine

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Just Back From Greece with Eugenia Theodosopoulos

    By Leah LeMoine Verified|Phoenix MagazineVerifiedFor bakery owners, the beginning of the year brings a lull. “Everybody goes on a diet for the first few weeks of January, so we always take that time off,” says Essence Bakery owner Eugenia Theodosopoulos. During that time, she and her husband, Gilles Combes, returned to one of their favorite destinations, her family’s homeland. “All four of my grandparents immigrated here from Greece,” she says.

    By Leah LeMoine Verified · Phoenix Magazine

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Great Escapes: Sea Envy

    By Leah LeMoine Verified|Phoenix MagazineVerifiedA trip to Seattle leaves our writer dreaming of life in the Pacific Northwest. Ilove living in Phoenix. Really, I do. I’ve become an ambassador of sorts for our desert metropolis thanks to this job, which I also love. But when I travel, I often find myself experiencing pangs of what I call “city envy.”It’s invariably stoked by something we don’t have here – or that I don’t have in my little corner of North Phoenix. Pizza places open past midnight. Dumpling spots on every corner.

    By Leah LeMoine Verified · Phoenix Magazine

    Mar. 13, 2025

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Phoenix, Scottsdale, United States