Archive (Page 134)
October 16, 2022
YIMBY Activist Sonja Trauss is Done with Your Excuses
Housing advocate Sonja Trauss is a pioneer of the YIMBY movement in San Francisco. She has a simple message for high-rent cities: Build. More. Housing.
October 16, 2022
Alicia Keys Takes Atlanta, with a Little Help from Brandi Carlile and Stacey Abrams
The artist Alicia Keys used her Atlanta concert to entertain and also to inform concert goers on important issues such as voting and financial literacy.
October 14, 2022
Los Angeles Animal Services Celebrates Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month
LA City Shelters can see an intake of more than ten thousand dogs each year. And in recent years, many shelters have faced the burden of overcrowding due to dogs not being spayed or neutered, the owners moving and even large litters of puppies. But dog adoption rates have remained pretty consistent because of the city's community and shelter events like this month's October Adoption Events.
October 13, 2022
Upper Fells Point Restaurant Intersects Family And Food
(BALTIMORE, M.D.)- Little Donna’s opened its doors in June in the Upper Fells Point neighborhood of Baltimore and has had […]
October 12, 2022
Q&A: Luigi Rossi, Vice President of Pane Quotidiano
(MILAN, ITALY) – Luigi Rossi is the Vice-President of Pane Quotidiano (Daily Bread), a non-profit organization since 2002. This interview […]