Cathe is not only seen AS News, she's written news articles since she was eight years old. Her first published work was for the Kids Page in the Boston Herald American. Eight years later, her article about the superintendent for the Boston Public Schools was picked up not only by the Herald, (after an editor read the student newspaper from Madison Park High), but also the Christian Science Monitor (Ironic?), and the Middlesex County News.

The New Mexico Examiner used Cathe's writing skills in a weekly pop-ed piece for two years, as she served as an Assistant Professor in Communications at New Mexico Highlands University. One of her most read articles was regarding the suicide of Kurt Cobain.

As a features writer and editor, Cathe isn't afraid of any subject. As a comedienne, her words tend to take on a softer approach to biting subjects. She can let you know how she feels, and not make you feel badly if you disagree. As a reviewer, she's taken on theatrical and musical projects, and doesn't sugar coat her feelings at all. Corporations have hired her to rewrite presentations and training materials to be more employee friendly. Whatever the topic, she takes it on, makes it enjoyable, and doesn't let you forget the points behind the humor.

The list to the right has some of her most requested works, and it even includes pieces she did as a high school student that were so well noticed, they received attention throughout New England, and some were reprinted for weeks afterwards. Her work has garnished Ahmanson Awards, Columbia School of Journalism awards, and Scholastic Awards.