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Mary Cornetta

Mary Cornetta

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Writer, Better Homes & Gardens

Savannah

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Investing , Culture , Tech

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I don't cover political and adult topics

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Total articles 826

  • Second Chances at Peterson Pines Farm Sanctuary

    By Mary Cornetta| Savannah Magazine Verified Written by MARY CORNETTAPhotographed by JOHN ALEXANDERIT ALL STARTED WITH THE FOSTER DOGS. Then came the chickens and finally, Petunia the pig. Pam and Susan Peterson hadn’t set out to establish an animal sanctuary in Midtown Savannah, but that’s precisely what happened on the 9,000-square-foot lot of their property. Per city ordinances, Savannah residents are permitted to have a pig so long as it’s under a certain size. One chicken per 1,000 square feet is also allowed.

    By Mary Cornetta · Savannah Magazine

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 6 eco-friendly organization tips to reduce waste, clutter - Tribune Content Agency

    By Mary Cornetta| Tribune Content Agency@ Getting organized can both boost productivity and create a soothing environment. When we live with less and have systems for our stuff, complete with labels, daily tasks become easier and more efficient. Plus, an organized space simply feels calming, which is something we can all benefit from after spending more time at home. However, decluttering can do more harm than good for the environment if not done carefully.

    By Mary Cornetta · Tribune Content Agency

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Second Chances at Peterson Pines Farm Sanctuary

    By Mary Cornetta| Savannah Magazine Verified Written by MARY CORNETTAPhotographed by JOHN ALEXANDERIT ALL STARTED WITH THE FOSTER DOGS. Then came the chickens and finally, Petunia the pig. Pam and Susan Peterson hadn’t set out to establish an animal sanctuary in Midtown Savannah, but that’s precisely what happened on the 9,000-square-foot lot of their property. Per city ordinances, Savannah residents are permitted to have a pig so long as it’s under a certain size. One chicken per 1,000 square feet is also allowed.

    By Mary Cornetta · Savannah Magazine

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Better Homes & Gardens

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia