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The Work of Reading
A former English teacher now reads people and wardrobes with an eye for detail.
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Concierge Clinic For The Underserved
The San Jose clinic where one paying member covers two neighbors
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The 20 Second Idea
How a Campbell contractor traded nearly thirty years of custom homes for backyard cottages.
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The Work of Reading
A former English teacher now reads people and wardrobes with an eye for detail. Article and Photography by In her junior year of college, Abby Young was watching The Rachel Zoe Project on Bravo. She was captivated by Zoe’s work, from personal styling for celebrities to commercial and music video styling. Young was studying communications and literature, but the show made her recognize something familiar: she had already been doing this for years with friends and family, helping them decide...
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Concierge Clinic For The Underserved
The San Jose clinic where one paying member covers two neighbors Article and Photography by A five-minute drive from the tech campuses, on West Alma Avenue in a San Jose neighborhood called Washington-Guadalupe, Dr. Angela Bymaster sees her patients in extra long concierge appointments. The clinic is called Healing Grove Health Center. She and her husband, Brett, co-founded it in 2020 along with a community organizer named Maria Marcelo, Honduran pastors Jairo and Lourdes Sarmiento, and a...
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The 20 Second Idea
How a Campbell contractor traded nearly thirty years of custom homes for backyard cottages. Article and Photography by For twenty-seven years, Stan Acton had run a general-contracting business out of a yard in Campbell. Then, one morning in early 2017, he read the new state ADU rules and stopped. He had founded the shop, called Acton Construction at the time, in 1990. It specialized in custom remodels. That January the state of California had loosened a set of restrictions on accessory...
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A LONG TABLE ON RAMONA
How David Linares and Elizabeth Reviriego built the Spanish dining room they could not find anywhere else in Palo Alto. Article and Photography by Twelve years ago, David Linares and Elizabeth Reviriego met in London. They were Spaniards working in other people's restaurants, far from home. They opened a place in Madrid. Then they came to California and built their own on Ramona Street. David and Elizabeth had worked in hospitality since they were teenagers. He started at sixteen. She left...
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