Bradshaw, Kate - Writing Sample - Community Engagement Fellowship projectMay 06 25May 06, 2025PDF at almanacnews.com
Q&A: Author Bonnie Tsui on memoir, muscle and movementBonnie Tsui’s new book, “On Muscle: The Stuff That Moves Us and Why It Matters” (Algonquin Books, $29) which hit bookstores April 22, shares the stories, science and ideas behind … Apr 24 25April 24, 2025Article at mercurynews.com
Q&A: Literary BFFs Tommy Orange and Kaveh Akbar take on the Bay AreaTommy Orange and Akbar recently stopped along their tour to discuss their friendship, uncanny parallels between their novels and their feelings about the Bay Area. Mar 28 25March 28, 2025Article at mercurynews.com
Loma Mar: A historic mom-and-pop restaurant becomes a nonprofitWhat do you call someone who lives in Loma Mar? A Loma Martian. Mar 04 25March 04, 2025Article at mercurynews.com
What’s so American about pie, anyway? We asked an IRL pie historianFor Rossi Anastopoulo, pie is more than just a crust and a filling. It's a flaky, buttery, and sometimes even sticky lens through which to view the entirety of the American experiment. It's pie history. Oct 28 24October 28, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
A whale of a time: Moby Dick marathon draws dedicated crew to overnight at SF ship-shaped museumSan Francisco's Maritime Museum hosted a 25-hour group reading of the infamously arduous whale novel. Oct 25 24October 25, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
How the San Quentin prison baseball team sent one player to the prosJust five years ago, the prison team rattled off 33 straight wins and finished 38-2 as the “greatest incarcerated team ever." One player, Austin Thurman, went on to land a professional contract. Oct 22 24October 22, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Two Bay Area women just won big at the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championships. Here’s how they got there.Inside the fast-flipping lives of world champion speed puzzlers Andrea Peng and Becca Taylor Oct 09 24October 09, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Bikes & bites: Three iconic Bay Area bike trails and where to eat along the wayEat your way through the East Bay, Peninsula and South Bay's top bike routes. Jul 01 24July 01, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Rafting through the Grand Canyon is every bit as magical as it soundsFloating down the Colorado River offers new perspectives, ancient rocks and abundant fun. Jun 03 24June 03, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Nature, trails and…tech? How AllTrails CEO aims to make the outdoors more accessible than everA conversation (and hike) with AllTrails CEO Ron Schneidermann explores the San Francisco-based company, the app and its billion miles of hiking trails. Mar 15 24March 15, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
How an early NASA test pilot launched a Saratoga wineryGeorge Cooper, a D-Day and NASA pilot, started Cooper Garrod Vineyards. His descendants created a line of wine blends that honor his fast-flying legacy. Jan 24 24January 24, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Astronaut Steve Smith’s time in space has shaped the course of his existenceSpacewalker and diplomat Steve Smith shares how space has changed his life. Jan 21 24January 21, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Autism-friendly Bay Area airports, hotels offer travel accessibility for familiesIt's one of a series of initiatives aimed at making travel more accessible. Jan 09 24January 09, 2024Article at mercurynews.com
Bay Area: Who knew there were chestnut orchards right here?Plus, how to collect your own chestnut haul. Oct 31 23October 31, 2023Article at mercurynews.com
How pinball’s feminist uprising got its start in the Bay AreaA decade in, this ‘league of their own’ has transformed the world of competitive pinball Sep 25 23September 25, 2023Article at mercurynews.com
Q&A: Jenny Odell on how Bay Area landscapes inspired her new book ‘Saving Time’From I-880 to Pescadero State Beach, Odell dissects different ways of grokking time. Sep 11 23September 11, 2023Article at mercurynews.com
How to spend a perfect day in Santa Cruz, based on your travel styleBored with the Boardwalk? Here’s your mix-and-match, choose-your-own-adventure guide to exploring a different side of Santa Cruz. Aug 07 23August 07, 2023Article at mercurynews.com
Readers dish on their all-time favorite Peninsula restaurant bitesTo mark the 100th edition of the Peninsula Foodist newsletter, we surveyed our readers on their all-time favorite bite from a local eatery. Your responses offered an array of dishes covering a wide swath of communities and cuisines. Apr 25 23April 25, 2023Article at almanacnews.com