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July 20, 2011 Special Issues » Indies Arts Awards

Heather and Tom LaGarde are just getting started with Saxapahaw

by Grayson Currin @currincy

Heather and Tom LaGarde were being selfish when they returned to North Carolina eight years ago. With a toddler and an infant, they had grown weary of their apartment in New York's Lower East Side, especially given the city's new specter of…

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