Hannah Wallace
Writer at Freelance
writer, editor, feminist, slow foodie and food justice advocate.
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3 weeks ago |
siestasand.us | Hannah Wallace
By Hannah Wallace Even with all the ways that Siesta Key has changed in the last 40 years, Rick Lizotte and his customers know the value of a good pair of shoes. That sense of quality, combined with a reputation for exceptional customer service, is what has kept Lizotte’s Comfort Shoes store in business since 1987.
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3 weeks ago |
siestasand.us | Hannah Wallace
By Hannah Wallace Every spring, Siesta Key beaches and coastlines throughout Sarasota County play host to thousands of sea turtle nests. In an ideal scenario, the endangered species—typically loggerhead, leatherback, and green sea turtles—crawl ashore at night to dig holes in which they lay up to 100 eggs. The eggs then hatch in the summer and early fall to make their way as tiny turtles back into the water. But many, many things can go wrong.
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4 weeks ago |
newarab.com | Hannah Wallace
Abu Mohammad and his family returned to their home in rural Idlib for the first time in five years, hoping to rebuild their lives after 13 years of civil war in Syria. However, their hopes for a new life were shattered when Abu Mohammad triggered an explosive device hidden under a mattress in his living room. “I was clearing rubble from our destroyed home when I heard a loud bang, and everything went black,” says Abu Mohammad.
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1 month ago |
fastcompany.com | Hannah Wallace
Port of Portland is No. 41 on the list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2025. Explore the full list of companies that are reshaping industries and culture. Portlanders have long been proud of their quirky airport with its retro teal-and-purple carpeting and commitment to street pricing. But with the August opening of the $2.15 billion new main terminal, the Port of Portland has turned Oregon’s Portland International Airport (PDX) into a showstopping destination for all visitors.
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1 month ago |
withguitars.com | Michaela Haas |Hannah Wallace |Mariel Lozada
Los Angeles has been heralded for its effective, empathic response to the wildfires. Now, as the long road to recovery takes shape, residents are asking themselves how they can build back better. From managed retreat to defensible spaces, our Southern California correspondent Michaela Haas looks at the lessons being learned. Our ongoing series Living Paradigms is about how the cultural practices of others can teach us how to prevent or solve problems.
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My piece on how climate change is impacting restaurants' supply chains is on @CivilEats today!
To overcome ingredient shortages and high food costs, some restaurateurs are rethinking their ingredients and strengthening their relationships with suppliers. @hannahmw23 reports in the latest addition to our series, produced in partnership with @Eater. https://t.co/6OS1j3FDWG
RT @CivilEats: To overcome ingredient shortages and high food costs, some restaurateurs are rethinking their ingredients and strengthening…
This was fun to report on. Sorry that no one from PCF would talk to me. @PCFCorp
A few months ago, @hannahmw23 — a longtime print subscriber to the New York Times — tried to figure out why her paper had suddenly stopped coming. The answer was more complex than she expected — and sheds light on the current state of print media. https://t.co/rseOYu91uz
