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Young photographers learn about themselves and their city A student art exhibit focusing on urban life and homelessness opens in Taichung By John Evans / Contributing Reporter For many teenagers, a trip to the night market might entail snapshots of tasty snacks and smiling selfies. But for Patti Chen (陳姵璇) and Angel Guo (郭恩加) it provided a chance to document through photography a part of urban life that is normally overlooked. The two 16-year-olds befriended a middle-aged man kneeling on the street, asking for money. “He wasn’t just a beggar,” Chen said. “He was a pers...

I am a Colorado native who has a strong interest in, and love for our state’s history. During my school years we learned a great deal about our state’s long

Swedish U25 Rider Nathalie Wahlund Spreads her Wings, Avoids Brexit by Moving to Luxembourg Wed, 02/24/2021 - 18:45 F.O.C.U.S. For Swedish Under 25 rider Nathalie Wahlund, the year 2020 has been a hinge year in her budding career as a professional dressage rider. After a four year stay in Great Britain, she left the UK right before Brexit and found employment at a new, inspiring yard in Luxembourg.  From Stockholm to L.A. The 23-year old Wahlund has been trotting the globe in pursuit of a career with horses. Soming from a non-horsey background, she started riding at the local riding ...

Swedish U25 Rider Nathalie Wahlund Spreads her Wings, Avoids Brexit by Moving to Luxembourg Wed, 02/24/2021 - 18:45 F.O.C.U.S. For Swedish Under 25 rider Nathalie Wahlund, the year 2020 has been a hinge year in her budding career as a professional dressage rider. After a four year stay in Great Britain, she left the UK right before Brexit and found employment at a new, inspiring yard in Luxembourg.  From Stockholm to L.A. The 23-year old Wahlund has been trotting the globe in pursuit of a career with horses. Soming from a non-horsey background, she started riding at the local riding ...

WBFO's Tom Dinki reports. Gugino’s attorneys filed the federal lawsuit Monday in U.S. District Court. The 55-page complaint alleges Gugino’s civil rights were violated when officers pushed him to the ground and injured him outside City Hall following a racial justice protest last June. “He's seeking compensation for severe injuries he suffered as a result of being a victim of police violence,” said Richard Weisbeck, one of Gugino’s attorneys from the Buffalo law firm Lipsitz Green Scime Cambria, “and he wants to continue to protect and reinforce his constitutional rights and the r...