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Recently my family and I visited the old Devonshire Racetrack and found risen out of its ruins a large glass and brick shopping mall in its place.
All around me were people, as ...
Monday – Rolled out of bed to a breakfast of cereal and a bit of last night’s pizza. Last night on the picket line, we ordered a few pizzas from a local place. When the delivery guy ...
There’s not many people that know this, but we are in the thick of a strike by city workers. Their plan was a simple one : let the city get so ugly, so garbage and rat infested, with Kilimanjaros and Denalis of yesterdays Lean Cuisines and Jos Louis wrappers, that ...
Yes, I haven’t written a proper post in a long while, but family and work obligations have kept me and my fingers at bay.
I look around, ...
Recently voted the 17th best place in the United States to live and launch a small business, Santa Fe,New Mexico is a small city on the rise. Located on a picturesque plateau in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the place has a lot ...
As I see the economy take blow after ferocious blow I cannot help but think “how long can this last?” Throughout history, local and otherwise, we have always found a way to persevere....
I’ve read recently that my old high school, site of an untold amount of memories, some good, some regretful, is being used as a temporary facility by two elementary schools, John Campbell and Benson....
Today I am going to relay a New York Times column by David Brooks that was sent to me by a good friend of the Scaledown community and I had to pass it along because its message is too strong just to keep to myself. ...
