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Fire, losses, and rock ’n’ roll: The wild saga of the Miss Rock

Perhaps no origin story better foretold a career than that of the Miss Rock. On a sorta related note, my college girlfriend was roommates with

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I’ve learned enough to know that the sun does 70% of the work

When I bought my Nikon, I never thought I’d be featured as a model or photographer, ever! I began taking photos to complement my writing.

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Maverick Muscle Car

The Ford Maverick has always had a muscular look to it, though for the most part, never had the muscle under the hood to back

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Satyricon offered sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll, and epitomized a Portland that is gone forever

Satyricon was easy to overlook. Its storefront, shoved next to a rundown grocery, faded into the grittiest part of Old Town. Its reputation, however, glowed

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Glory days, baby. Glory days.

Nowadays, just posting a photo like this will get you a night in the hole, but back in the ’80s we weren’t a bunch of

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A Crystal Sound Story

It was Boston, in the winter of 1976-77. I stood on the corner of Mass. Ave. and Newbury St. — at the entrance to the

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The Great Race of 1908: 69 days and 13,000 Miles of Mayhem

On February 12th, 1908, 250,000 people descended upon Times Square to witness the start of what would become known simply as “The Great Race.” Six

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The little-known history of Champagne

While women were barred from owning businesses in 19th Century France, three widows, who were exempt from the rule, created some of Champagne’s most lauded

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Subtropolis Maverick Storage

In the early 1970s, Ford Motor Company was producing the Maverick, a compact car marketed as an affordable and efficient vehicle. However, the demand for

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Donuts and Chicken in Denver

Donuts, chicken, fries, steak, and furniture along with a great neon sign. The perfect home in Denver, Colorado, back in 1981. Winchell's Donut House 1948

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Burt Munro: Indian Land Speed Record Stands After 50 Years

In 1967, Burt Munro made his seventh trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats. The record he set at that 1967 event was not the first

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Everyone should end up in handcuffs at least once in their life…

Everyone should end up in handcuffs at least once in their life, as it’s usually the result of  a crazy awesome weekend. Except for when

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Beyond Silent Spring: An Alternate History of DDT

As historian Elena Conis pursued a clearer understanding of one of the world’s most infamous chemicals, she discovered why our histories often conflict with the

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