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It's not goodbye, but see you later.
In our last issue (for now), we feature a sports writer, who recently wrote a book about why we swim.
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Erin Skinner Cochran
"I'm really happy being in the radical present."
Amid so much uncertainty, some of us have accepted living in the here and now...and being ok with that.
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"I miss high fives!"
A sommelier misses the little interactions that make his work so meaningful and a lot of fun.
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He biked across Minnesota. In one day.
An ambitious athletic goal set pre-COVID kept him sane through quarantine.
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A poet's mind.
"My head is like a crockpot and I’m constantly putting things into it to simmer."
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"It’s very affirming. I know that I’m exactly where I need to be."
A nurse at a clinic in Colorado doubles down on her commitment to serving the most vulnerable.
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Some rafts may not make it.
Tourism has been hit hard by the pandemic. It will come back, but what will it look like?
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The Other Side of This
The Other Side of This
What we'll take with us to the other side of the pandemic.

The Other Side of This

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