Author Archives: Ken Dowell

Can Techies and Makers Save Our Cities?

Techonomy Detroit looks at how civic tech and the maker movement can revive our cities. Continue reading

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Will Cars Fly? Or Will They Just Get Smarter?

Smart, connected, driverless cars still don’t solve the problem of massive potholes and crumbling bridges. Continue reading

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A Walk in the Woods, New Jersey Style

Along the Pochuck Boardwalk, across the Lover’s Bridge and up the Stairway to Heaven Continue reading

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How We’ll Get From Place to Place

Technology could transform transit in the U.S., but are we willing to foot the bill? Continue reading

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Photo Tour of the Minors Pt. 4 — The Indies

Visits to Cambell’s Field and Skylands Park Continue reading

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Photo Tour of the Minors Pt. 3 — Blue Claws and Iron Pigs

The future Phillies in Lakewood and Allentown Continue reading

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Things to Do in Colorado When There’s No Snow

From the Shoshone Rapids through the mountains to Denver’s pot shops Continue reading

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Coding Our Future: Novelists Weigh In

Reviews of The Circle by Dave Eggers and Super Sad True Love Story by Gary Shteyngart Continue reading

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Birds of the Salt Marsh

A look at the coastal ecosystem of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor, N.J. Continue reading

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Jazz in the Garden, for the 50th Time

Jazz in the Garden celebrates its 50th year. Continue reading

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