Something wonderful is happening in San Jose. The city that’s been in a creative dryspell is finally getting some action. Sterile walls are transforming into colorful murals, art installations keep popping up in front of city hall, and creative community-centered events are filling up the city calendar. Even though San Jose has long had artists … More Eastside Street Food Hub
A few days ago, I sat down to talk with José Aguilera, a Cuban immigrant and U.S. citizen. We spoke about his identity as a Cuban American, the passing of Fidel Castro and the failed Revolution. This is what he had to say. José, let me begin by asking you how you identify yourself as … More Interview: a Cuban on Cuba
The Fish Market Restaurant on Blossom Hill Road is an establishment known for its excellent seafood and accommodating staff. Because of it’s old school charm and sophisticated menu, the restaurant tends to attract a conservative crowd as well as foodies and seafood aficionados. Currently, due to an anonymous report submitted to the authorities, the restaurant … More the hands that feed
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