Gerri Lewis
Gerri Lewis is a freelance writer who spent the early years of her career as feature writer and colunmist. Her work has appeared in Reader’s Digest and various airline publications. Her accolades include feature writing awards from the New England Press Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. She is also the author of two cozy mysteries set in Ridgefield: The Last Word and Deadly Words. On page #28, Gerri shines a light on the threat of online scams and what you can do to avoid falling prey to them this holiday season.
Erik Ofgang
Erik Ofgang is the co-author of “The Good Vices: From Beer to Sex, The Surprising Truth About What’s Actually Good For You” and the author of “Buzzed: A Guide to New Englands Best Craft Beverages” and “Gillette Castle: A History.” He is the former senior writer at Connecticut Magazine and his work has appeared in the Washington Post, Atlantic, Thrillist, and Associated Press. Erik shares the excitement surrounding professional hockey team, the Danbury Hat Tricks on page #34.
Lisa Cambridge-Mitchell
Lisa Cambridge-Mitchell spent over 20 years as a senior music executive at Sony and BMG, shaping the careers of global superstars such as P!nk, Usher, Mary J. Blige, and Snoop Dogg, before launching her own practice, Persist in Joy, which provides coaching and workshops for high-performing creatives and executives. Lisa and her husband have lived in Ridgefield since 2005. In this issue, Lisa takes a look at the connections built in community theater. You can find her story on page #44.
Roger Garbow
Roger Garbow is the founder of Full Throttle Marketing, aConnecticut-based automotive marketing and PR firm. A member of the International Motor Press Association, he’s a contributing writer to numerous outlets including Road & Tracks and the DRIVE.com. Roger has driven some incredible vehicles, but he prefers lightweight sportscars with three pedals. On page #50, Roger reports on cars whose performance excel equally on the road as well as the track.
