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Patrizia Winsper

Patrizia hails from Toronto, Canada where she earned an Honors B.A. in French and Italian studies at York University, and a B.Ed. at the University of Toronto. This trilingual former French teacher has called Georgia home since 1998. She and her family have enjoyed living, working and playing in Peachtree Corners since 2013.

Community4 years ago

Backyard Escapes Pt. 3: Keith and Tina James Dig Their Garden in Riverview Estates

An unassuming façade conceals a spectacular retreat in this established neighborhood. For 17 years, Keith and Tina James have appreciated the resort-like backyard of their 1977...
Community4 years ago

Backyard Escapes Pt. 2: The Garden Is the Happy Place of the Johnson Family in Amhurst

Imagine being able to retreat from the world on three acres of land, quite on-trend with the nostalgic return to bucolic aesthetics, in the middle of...
Community4 years ago

Backyard Escapes Pt 1: Enter the Enchanting Garden of Sean and Andrea Purdy in Neely Farm

On a quiet cul-de-sac in Peachtree Corners hides a garden worthy of being booked for weddings, portraits and movie sets. It’s a backyard that could easily...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City- Part 7, Karl Barham

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 6, Father Darragh Griffith

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social unrest...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 5, Joe Sawyer

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 4, Miriam and Ed Carreras

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 3, Maurie Ladson

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...
Business4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 2, Dr. April Hang

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...
Community4 years ago

The Colorful Woven Threads that Make Up the Fabric of Our City: Part 1, Jay Patton

Gwinnett County is getting more and more culturally and racially diverse. Remember the old adage ‘Variety is the spice of life’? In today’s climate of social...

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