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Lorna Garey

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As seen in: Brainyard, InformationWeek, Technical.ly, Grow Wire, CFO Leadership
Executive Editor w/ Oracle NetSuite, veteran, baker. Tweets my own unless they contain Oxford comma. #journalismmatters
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5 Steps To Next-Level Financial Planning & Analysis

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By Lorna Garey
| CFO Leadership
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Resident Marks 103 Years With Recognition From Select Board

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By Lorna Garey
| tewksburycarnation.org
“Faith, family, friends and wine.” According to Mary Alice “Allie” Mackey Casazza, who turns 103 on August 15, that’s the secret to a long and happy life. Tewksbury honored Allie with a Selectman’s Citation, signed by the entire board, recognizing her dedication to the community. She is one of eight siblings; her sister Rita O’Brien Dee and brother James F. Mackey — grandfather of current Select Board vice chair James F. Mackey III — also live in town.
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32 Online Collaboration Tools to Rule WFH in 2020

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By Lorna Garey
| Brainyard
By now, everyone has hopefully password-protected their Zoom conferences and settled on the right technology bundle to work from home effectively for the long haul. Now, it’s time to up your overall WFH game with some free or low-cost collaboration tools, services and policies. While these are not the most well-known tools (we list those, too) they’re all less than $50 per user per month — most a lot less.
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