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“During the pandemic, a lot of people adopted dogs; it was great. So the actual dog owner community grew significantly. On top of that, people were looking for safe ways to get out of their house, and we were able to provide them with that.”

“And if you can look around in the shop you can see how diverse this community is. And it’s great that everyone wants to learn what Lunar New Year is about and how we celebrate.”

“The park immediately transports you to a different era. The fondest memories I have aren’t even of being on the rides, so much as just walking through the park, basking in the art-deco lights and seeing families have such a good time.”

Gary Shapiro retirement party. Lots of talented journalists at his shindig!

“We want to show people that no matter what you know, either adopted or purchased, any dog can be amazing. If you put in the time and energy it requires with patience and love, you could have an amazing incredible partner for life.”

Damon McCleese is the Executive Director of Access Gallery on Santa Fe which helps those with disabilities explore the creative process. He is also the curator of an art exhibit called 70 Something which runs from January 20 through February 26 at Niza Knoll Gallery at 915 Santa Fe. The exhibit showcases the work of artists who are in their 70s, 80s, even 90s. Head to our website to read our latest Five Questions story.

“I think they symbolize regret. You could just feel the torment he had in these paintings on what he felt. For me, it also brought me hope that he was okay because he was putting effort into something.”

“If you can make things in space you can start to open up possibilities that are not currently feasible”

“This complex behind me, the stock show, and the city not only understand the challenges that we face and the significance of food and agriculture to all of us,” said Vilsack. “More importantly they understand there’s a way to transform agriculture so it’s not just profitable for some, but profitable for all, productive for all, and sustainable for all.”

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