Makin’ Art in the Streets
Residents of Portland Avenue between 15th and 22nd were having a problem with their neighbors dumping trash along the sidewalk
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Garden of Optimism
Lindsey Ofcacek is a person whom you could safely call an authority on the so-called “farm-to-table” movement
The Collection: Dick Wilson
In 1979, at the invitation of the Chinese government, violin virtuoso Isaac Stern performed a series of concerts with the China National Symphony, the first Westerner to ever collaborate with that group.
Natural Baby Boom
Today’s world is chock-full of choices and parenting is no exception. A growing number of new parents are making informed and deliberate decisions to care for their children in a more natural and earth-friendly way.
Meet Your Maker: Joe Frazen
“I know people did this in the past, I know it’s possible, and I don’t want to be cheated out of my heritage.”
Marooned Five
“5 Things” is being put together with butcher paper and duct tape on a peeling plaster wall. There will be a script, eventually. There’s always a script, eventually. But right now it’s just Sharpie on butcher paper.
The Promise in Portland
“For me, Portland is home,” she says. “It’s a place where I feel completely safe walking down the street because I will pass at least four or five different people I know, and it will take at least 30 extra … Continue reading