Aleksandra Zee's latest collection, Let the Light In, features hand-cut redwood sculptures in lime wash, blending Brutalist architecture with natural warmth, interplaying with light throughout the day.
Matt Michaud expresses having kept a deep secret about his fascination with trains and specifically Thomas the Tank Engine, feeling unsure if it’s acceptable to share his passion with others.
From half-time fan competitions to Kerlon's seal dribbling, there is a lot of room for football-based silliness and ingenuity in a game saturated with monotonous tactics.
"I think as we're coming out of Covid, people are particularly craving that connection and rebuilding their life in a more purposeful way with community. It's a meaningful way to spend your time with people that you love."
"There is a lot of talk about San Francisco from outsiders. They're trying to tell us how we are. You're about to walk into a sold-out auditorium to celebrate all that is great about us. We're going to be the ones that define San Francisco going forward."
The Legal Ethics Roundup community includes more than 2,100 subscribers across the United States and in 50 different countries, comprising lawyers, judges, professors, state bar administrators, students, and journalists.
The METabolic CONditioning class offers a comprehensive workout that enhances cardiovascular fitness and muscular strength, ensuring participants engage in challenging exercises that result in significant effort and perspiration.
Mollie D'Arcy, the Surrogacy Sisterhood Retreat organiser, proudly announces her role while emphasizing her dedication to surrogacy and the supportive community it fosters among participants.
The movie Jaws resonates deeply due to its suspenseful narrative coupled with a portrayal of community nuances, showcasing a blend of local life and summer tourism that parallels Martha's Vineyard's own dynamics.
The Better Neighbors retreat provides a refreshing balance of solitude and community, allowing remote workers to concentrate while also enjoying connections with fellow travelers.
The shopping arcade in Tokyo, once a vibrant community space, is facing significant change as property developers plan to transform it into apartment blocks and offices.
Larkin concluded nine years as city attorney, stating, "This has been for sure the most rewarding nine years of my career: being a part of a really fantastic community with co-workers who really care deeply about their work."
Tom Gilligan, a director of services in Mayo, emphasized the need for permanent housing solutions, stating 'we need homes for people, not just for seasons'.
Students are most satisfied with their on-campus housing when it is well furnished and clean, indicating room conditions significantly influence their overall satisfaction.
"I realised that, as someone on their second career, as a working mother, holding it all together, I needed friends, allies," Sheppard Fidler tells The Art Newspaper.
"My mom was working 14- to 18-hour days, every day. She poured her heart and soul into it. We broke even in that 14 months, which is a crazy thing for a restaurant to do in any place, let alone Hawaii."
The Shannon Road Pedestrian and Bikeway Improvement Project includes the addition of curb, gutter, sidewalks, planter strips, and bike lanes to improve access and safety.
"We did not receive the grant funding until May 2025 which was 8 months later and put a big strain on the small organizations and small businesses of our Sunset Night Market Collaborative," Angie Petitt, founder and CEO of the Sunset Mercantile, told SFGATE in an email.