Michelle Kicherer
Contributor at Freelance
Writer || Bylines @sfchronicle @willametteweek Debut novella: SEXY LIFE, HELLO - out March 6
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3 weeks ago |
wweek.com | Michelle Kicherer
Selecting the perfect wine for a meal doesn’t have to be as scary as we think it is. To get some guidance, I headed to Grand Amari and spoke with general manager Catherine Stratton Wenger, a Vinitaly International Academy Italian wine ambassador who manages the wine list for Grand Amari and Alpenrausch. Executive chef Mike Stone set me up with dishes almost too beautiful to eat while Catherine walked me through how to select the right wine for any meal. 1. Drink what you like.
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3 weeks ago |
wweek.com | Michelle Kicherer
When Enka first meets Mathilde as a fellow student at the fictional Berkshire College of Art and Design, she is all at once platonically in love and self-conscious. Soon it is clear that Mathilde is a prodigy. After a tremendously affecting freshman year exhibit, Mathilde’s art career is launched fast and far. Her performance art is featured at some of the biggest galleries in New York and, soon, the world.
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1 month ago |
wweek.com | Michelle Kicherer
6–10: Cruise ControlSounds like: Driving through a field of sunflowers. First time I saw Cruise Control was a couple of years back at the Laurelthirst Pub. I was there to check out a folk rock band called Smile Pile but wound up falling in love with both. Cruise Control is a delightful blend of country and pop, of rock and shoegaze—and a real kick in the teeth. Each band member is an entertaining performer, the group’s chemistry is charming, and their lyrics? Refreshing.
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1 month ago |
michellekicherer.substack.com | Michelle Kicherer
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1 month ago |
wweek.com | Michelle Kicherer
This story is published in cooperation with Willamette Week and Friends of TreesIn 2021, the New York Times referred to trees as “stationary superheroes” in the increasingly difficult fight against climate change. As catastrophic events like wildfires, flooding and heatwaves are on the rise, climate change advocates are seeking innovative and implementable solutions. Back in 1989, Friends of Trees founder Richard Seidman had an idea. Trees. It may sound simple, because it is.
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