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Diana Coryat and Loreto Rojas —journalists/filmmakers/teachers/podcasters/radio personalities— have been interviewing and recording oral histories of Latinos who arrived here beginning in the 1950s, many around the same time Back-to-the-Landers also discovered the coast's allure. They started families, worked in the woods, in the fisheries, in agriculture, established businesses of every kind, and added their vibrant culture (and sublime food) to the polyglot diversity of the coast. Yet Coryat and Rojas discovered that public documentation of the contributions of the Latino Community was practically nonexistent. Nuestro Norte/Our North is set to supply this missing piece of the coast's rich past.
Something to brag about: If you haven't walked around Fort Bragg recently, you might be surprised to discover the array of bold and beautiful public art that has blossomed in…
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By Zida Borcich They are different from you and me. Really different. They are big. Unimaginably big. They travel a ten-thousand-mile migration route every year. They are mammals. And they…