Story by Karishma Patadia and photo by Sandy Scarpa February 18, 2020
As temperatures and sea levels rise toward irreversible levels, individuals are becoming more aware of ways to maneuver their lives in a sustainable manner. Globally there is a push to demand change in...
By David Sjostedt and Photos by Harrison Rich February 18, 2020
“They’re just going to try and kill freedom,” says Michael Stoddard as he stared at the dirt beneath his fingers. His hands are clasped in the air, as if holding a powerful orb he can’t take his...
By Izzy Alvarez and Photos by Paige Acosta February 18, 2020
A thick haze from the incense lingers in the shop. The saint statues in the window displays attract passersby, but the pungent scent invites them in. The lively music evokes a Caribbean feel. Large vivid...
by Clara Applegarth and photo by Kimberly Herrera December 9, 2019
One, make a staggered formation. Two, watch for the pacemaker’s hand signal. And three: ride your own ride. These are the rules of the road.
“I think it’s not so much about doing it because only...
By Amy Bigelow and Photos by William Wendelman October 30, 2019
As yellow lights scatter patterns of squares all across the 7,700-square-foot venue, onstage, a band is running through their setlist and tuning instruments. At Mezzanine, soundcheck for Ginger Root is...
