Allison Counasse
Allison Counasse is a writer and creative professional, with 15 years of experience in print, electronic and broadcast media. Her articles on travel, green living, arts, entertainment, music, design, business and technology have appeared in regional lifestyle and business publications.
Allison has worked as a marketing consultant and brand manager for technology and internet companies; as a music department clerk in a large bookstore; in public relations for higher education; and in an ad agency as an account manager for eco-friendly businesses. She currently advises arts organizations and galleries on marketing and technology integration.
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Allison has worked as a marketing consultant and brand manager for technology and internet companies; as a music department clerk in a large bookstore; in public relations for higher education; and in an ad agency as an account manager for eco-friendly businesses. She currently advises arts organizations and galleries on marketing and technology integration.
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Nancy Drew Inspires Summer of Reading, Adventure and Secondhand ShopsOn summer road trips as a child, I loved to find Nancy Drew books that I hadn't yet read. So, our travels included used bookstores and flea markets.
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Best Art Galleries to Visit in Edinboro, PennsylvaniaEdinboro, Pennsylvania, is home to several world-class art galleries and a popular annual art and music festival, as well as Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Read on to find out more.
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Winter Weather Strands Music Lover in Birthplace of RockWhen this music fan's concert trip stalls in Cleveland, she thinks the over-sized guitars at the airport may be the only instruments she'll see. What happens when a pop music enthusiast takes on winter storms and flight delays to see a-ha's final shows?
